Microsoft Reactor Bengaluru

Every organisation has the same problem. Business terms are defined differently across teams, semantic models duplicate the same definitions, and your AI agents have no clue what the data actually means.

The result is conflicting reports, governance headaches, and hours spent on things that should have been solved from the start.

Fabric IQ is set to change this. With the Ontology item in Microsoft Fabric, the business gets a no-code approach to define entities, relationships, and rules in one single place. Once defined, these definitions are automatically picked up by AI agents, semantic models, and services across Fabric - and beyond, into AI Foundry and Work IQ.

In this session, you will see how to set up your first Ontology from scratch or based on existing semantic models, link it to your data entities in Fabric - including time-series, bulk loaded, and geospatial data - and watch how AI agents use these definitions without extra configuration.

No marketing fluff. Hands-on demos and practical guidance you can use the day you get back to the office.

Discover how to orchestrate intelligent traffic management for your AI applications running on Azure Kubernetes Service. The Gateway API brings next-generation ingress control to AKS, enabling sophisticated routing strategies essential for modern AI workloads.

Learn to leverage advanced capabilities like weighted traffic splitting for A/B testing ML models, header-based routing for multi-tenant AI services, and intelligent load balancing across GPU-intensive inference endpoints. This modern, Kubernetes-native approach replaces traditional ingress controllers with a more flexible, role-based architecture that separates infrastructure concerns from application logic.