In an era where data powers decision-making, products, and customer experiences, the stakes for analytics platforms have never been higher. Enterprises need more than just performance, they need platforms that are dependable, recoverable, and built to withstand disruption. That’s why Microsoft Fabric, the unified analytics platform for modern data estates, puts reliability at its core.
As detailed in Microsoft’s official reliability guidance, Fabric’s architecture and operational model are designed to deliver continuous service, protect against failure, and ensure business continuity for mission-critical workloads. But what makes this reliability possible?
Built on a Global Foundation: The Azure Backbone
The story of Fabric’s reliability begins with its infrastructure. Microsoft Fabric is built directly on Azure’s global backbone, benefiting from the same cloud infrastructure that powers services like Microsoft 365 and Azure itself. This gives Fabric access to a geographically distributed, enterprise-grade cloud platform with redundant compute, storage, and networking capabilities across continents.
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