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⚡️ Kraft Heinz boosts data lineage speed 1,400x with Azure

Kraft Heinz cut data lineage processing time by 1,400x using Azure DocumentDB’s DiskANN vector and hybrid search. Tracking dependencies across 50+ enterprise systems and 1,000+ pipelines is now nearly instant—an enterprise-scale data ops leap powered by vector search efficiency.

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⚡️ .NET moves too fast? There’s a paid fix for that

Tired of chasing .NET’s rapid release cycle? The answer isn’t slowing Microsoft down — it’s paying for post-EOL support. Services like HeroDevs’ Never Ending Support for .NET 6 let companies stick with stable versions instead of scrambling after every new release.

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⚡️ Claude joins Azure Foundry alongside GPT

Azure just became the only cloud where developers can tap both Claude and GPT frontier models under one roof. Anthropic’s Claude lineup is now live in Microsoft Foundry, expanding Azure’s already broad model selection and giving teams more flexibility to build and compare advanced AI systems in one place.

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⚡️ Post-Quantum Cryptography lands in .NET

.NET now ships with native Post-Quantum Cryptography support, strengthening modern apps against future quantum attacks. Microsoft’s implementation brings PQC algorithms into the framework core — a major milestone for developers building long-term secure systems.

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⚡️ Azure DocumentDB hits General Availability

Azure DocumentDB — the open-source, MongoDB-compatible database under the Linux Foundation — is now generally available. Formerly vCore-based Azure Cosmos DB for MongoDB, it brings open governance, skill portability, and a straightforward compute‑plus‑storage model for transparent cost control across Azure.

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⚡️ Cosmos DB Goes GA Inside Microsoft Fabric

Operational and analytical data finally meet: Cosmos DB is now fully integrated and GA in Microsoft Fabric, with Cosmos Mirroring keeping everything in sync in OneLake. Query live data in real time using T-SQL, Python, or Spark — no ETL pain, just instant insight from a single source of truth.

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⚡️ Visual Studio 2026 slashes upgrade pain

Upgrading your dev setup no longer means losing a weekend. Visual Studio 2026 introduces a new install experience that can rebuild your Visual Studio 2022 environment in minutes — keeping all your settings, extensions, and preferences intact. Stay current without breaking your coding flow.

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⚡️ AI agents get native Cosmos DB access via MCP Toolkit

Azure’s new open-source Cosmos DB MCP Toolkit gives AI agents and LLMs direct, secure access to live database intelligence. It bridges Model Context Protocol with Azure’s globally distributed data layer — letting intelligent apps query and reason over real data without manual API wiring. Now in public preview on GitHub.

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⚡️ GitHub Copilot now tackles .NET app modernization

Modernizing legacy .NET apps just got easier. GitHub Copilot’s new agent mode in Visual Studio 2026 walks developers through upgrading .NET versions, resolving build issues, and migrating to Azure — cutting hours of manual work into guided steps. Real help for real refactors.

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⚡️ Azure Cosmos DB adds native semantic search power

Azure Cosmos DB now supports expanded vector and full-text search, unlocking faster and smarter semantic queries for generative AI workloads. The update boosts both performance and developer flexibility—bringing AI-ready search closer to data in Microsoft’s global NoSQL platform. Rollout is in progress across regions.

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⚡️ Zero-downtime switch: Cosmos DB MongoDB → DocumentDB

Azure now lets teams migrate from RU-based Cosmos DB for MongoDB to Azure DocumentDB with full MongoDB compatibility—live, free, and via the portal. No downtime, no hassle. A surprisingly frictionless way to modernize workloads without touching your app logic.

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⚡️ MSSQL Extension v1.37 brings Copilot Chat to VS Code

The MSSQL Extension for VS Code hits v1.37, making GitHub Copilot Chat generally available for SQL devs. New public previews include Edit Data and Data-tier Application tools — tighter integration, smoother workflows, and a more polished SQL experience inside your editor.

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⚡️ Azure Cosmos DB Fleet Pools Go GA

Azure Cosmos DB Fleet Pools are now generally available, giving developers a streamlined way to build scalable, isolated SaaS and multi-tenant apps. The feature lets providers meet demanding performance and security needs—think dedicated isolation with customer-managed keys—without the overhead of dozens of separate database accounts.

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⚡️ Reddit sparks fresh debate in dev community

A new thread on Reddit is stirring up lively discussion among developers once again. From hot takes to deep dives, the community proves why it remains one of tech’s most unfiltered forums for insight, challenge, and occasional chaos.

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⚡️ T‑SQL AI lands in Azure SQL and Microsoft Fabric

Developers can now tap T‑SQL AI functions directly in Azure SQL and SQL database in Microsoft Fabric. The public preview brings built‑in tools for embedding relational data into AI workflows — no external pipelines needed. A solid step toward making enterprise data instantly usable for AI applications.

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⚡️ Vector indexing lands in Azure SQL public preview

Microsoft brings DiskANN-based vector indexing to public preview across Azure SQL Database, Azure SQL Managed Instance, and Microsoft Fabric. It’s a major step toward native AI and RAG workloads in SQL — enabling developers to run high-speed similarity search and recommendations directly where their data lives.

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⚡️ SQL Server 2025 Adds Native Vector Support

SQL Server 2025 steps into the AI era with full native VECTOR data types and vector functions now live in the RTM release. Developers can store and run high-dimensional embeddings right inside their database—no more shuttling data between systems. A big leap for bringing AI workloads closer to where the data lives.

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⚡️ Native Regex Arrives in SQL Server 2025

SQL Server 2025 and Azure SQL now ship with native Regex support — finally bringing pattern matching straight into T-SQL. No more workarounds or CLR hacks: complex text queries can now run natively inside the engine, pushing SQL’s string processing into a more modern era.

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⚡️ GitHub opens the era of agentic development

GitHub takes Copilot beyond code completion — turning it into a full platform for agentic development. With the new Agent HQ, teams can orchestrate AI agents with enterprise-grade observability, governance, and security; manage access, audit usage, and enforce policies across their entire stack.

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