Emre Yumlu 
Microsoft’s advanced analytics platform, Fabric, has taken a major step into blockchain technology through a strategic partnership with Space and Time (SXT) Labs. With this move, real-time and verifiable blockchain data from major networks such as Ethereum, Bitcoin, and Sui is now seamlessly integrated into the Microsoft Fabric ecosystem. Developers and enterprise users can now access trustworthy onchain data directly via Azure OneLake.
Real-Time Blockchain Data Now Available in Fabric
This integration empowers Microsoft Fabric users to build data-driven Web3 applications, smart contracts, AI models, and financial analytics tools. Leveraging its proprietary Proof of SQL technology, Space and Time ensures that blockchain data is processed using zero-knowledge (ZK) proofs, delivering tamper-proof and verifiable insights. This brings a new level of trust and efficiency to blockchain analytics.
Deepening Strategic Ties Between Microsoft and Space and Time
Backed by Microsoft’s venture arm M12, which contributed to a $20 million Series A round in 2024, Space and Time has become a key ally in Microsoft’s push toward Web3 innovation. According to Sruly Taber, Principal Product Manager at Microsoft Fabric, this integration equips not only developers but also enterprises with robust tools to build scalable, blockchain-enabled applications.
Unlocking New Possibilities in Blockchain, AI, and Data Applications
With the integration now live, Fabric users can access cross-chain blockchain datasets for various advanced use cases. These include AI-powered systems, gaming platforms, digital identity frameworks, and rules-based engines, all of which rely on secure, real-time data. The solution supports both on-chain and off-chain environments, giving developers flexibility across architectures.
Nate Holiday, CEO of Space and Time, emphasized that this collaboration will enable a wide range of new opportunities across financial services, artificial intelligence, and Web3 by delivering reliable and high-integrity data within the Microsoft ecosystem.
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