Microsoft Fabric is increasingly being used by organizations that want to consolidate data engineering, analytics and AI workloads in a more unified environment. For companies coming from AWS, the transition can involve more than changing infrastructure. It can also mean rethinking how data is stored, processed and made available to business users.
The scale of adoption reflects that momentum. Microsoft reported in 2025 that more than 19,000 organizations and 74% of Fortune 500 companies were using Fabric. The company highlighted customers including London Stock Exchange Group, Telefónica, KPN and One NZ as examples of organizations using Fabric for data and AI initiatives.
Real world deployments show that the platform can support very different industries and workloads, from telecommunications and transportation to trade intelligence and enterprise analytics. For organizations considering a move from AWS, these examples offer a useful view of what a modernized data environment can support.
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Sonata Software helps enterprises transition from AWS and other legacy data environments toward Microsoft Fabric through its data modernization and cloud engineering capabilities. The company supports organizations with assessment, migration, architecture and implementation, helping connect existing data estates with Fabric’s unified analytics environment.
Sonata also offers migration accelerators designed to automate parts of the modernization process. Its capabilities span data engineering, Microsoft Fabric, Azure and AI, allowing enterprises to address data migration and modernization as part of a broader technology transformation rather than as an isolated infrastructure project.
The company’s approach is particularly relevant for organizations with complex AWS environments that need to modernize without disrupting existing operations. By combining migration expertise with Microsoft Fabric capabilities, Sonata can help enterprises consolidate data workloads, improve analytics and establish a stronger foundation for AI.
For companies evaluating an AWS to Fabric transition, the value of a consulting partner extends beyond technical migration. The right partner can help determine which workloads should move, how the target architecture should be structured and how the modernized environment can support long term data and AI initiatives.
