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Using Hugging Face Spaces with inference providers’ API solves file upload issues and provides a flexible AI development foundation. By combining Streamlit’s UI, Hugging Face’s infrastructure, and cutting-edge APIs, businesses can build AI applications faster and more efficiently. Innovations like DeepSeek are reshaping the Generative AI landscape.

Microsoft Fabric continues to evolve, bringing new features that enhance data exploration, modeling, collaboration, and development. Here’s a breakdown of the latest Microsoft Fabric updates and why they matter for your business.

Microsoft Fabric offers a robust security framework that meets the stringent requirements of modern data platforms. By following the best practices and recommendations provided by element61, organizations can ensure that their data remains secure, compliant, and well-governed, enabling them to leverage the full potential of their data assets while maintaining the highest levels of security.

Microsoft selected element61 to host the "Best of Microsoft Fabric & FabCon" at the Microsoft Belgium Headquarters. The event aimed to showcase the latest advancements and insights into Microsoft Fabric.  

TimeXtender and Microsoft Fabric share a joined vision: they both aim to simplify analytics and enable business users to develop their analytics workloads themselves. Where analytics has grown tremendously in the last years, today analytics is in many tools very technical, code-intensive and thus requires an engineering/coding background. Not with TimeXtender and Microsoft Fabric.

At element61, we’ve always kept a close eye on Microsoft’s annual Ignite conference, as it sets the tone for the future of Data and AI technologies. This year, Microsoft introduced Azure AI Foundry, a reimagined platform that brings all Azure AI tools under one roof to simplify, accelerate, and elevate the development of AI solutions. For us, this announcement resonated as a step toward making AI accessible and impactful for businesses of all sizes (and not just the big corporates)