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| # Fabric region availability | |||
| # [Microsoft Fabric F SKU](../get-started/microsoft-fabric-overview.md) Regional Availability | |||
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A title can't be a link. I think the title should stay the same: Fabric region availability. You can explain about F SKUs and add a link in the overview.
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I'm fine with removing the link from the title and moving the F SKU call out to the beginning of the overview.
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| Microsoft Fabric is available in the Azure regions listed in this article. If your Microsoft Fabric home region isn't listed, you can still use Fabric by creating a Fabric capacity in a region where Fabric is available, and then using Fabric's muti-geo capabilities. For more information, see [Multi-Geo support for Fabric](./service-admin-premium-multi-geo.md). | ||
| Microsoft Fabric F SKUs are available in the [Azure public cloud regions](https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/explore/global-infrastructure/geographies/) listed in this article. As Azure launches new regions, or data centers become constrained, there may be a period when Power BI is the only or one of a few Fabric experiences offered on F SKUs. This article describes what is available in each region and is divided into three sections: |
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Replace with this:
This article lists the region availability of the Microsoft Fabric F SKUs, which are available in the Azure public cloud regions. Some of the Fabric workloads might not be immediately available in new regions, or regions where data centers become constrained.
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I'm fine with this change.
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| Microsoft Fabric is available in the Azure regions listed in this article. If your Microsoft Fabric home region isn't listed, you can still use Fabric by creating a Fabric capacity in a region where Fabric is available, and then using Fabric's muti-geo capabilities. For more information, see [Multi-Geo support for Fabric](./service-admin-premium-multi-geo.md). | ||
| Microsoft Fabric F SKUs are available in the [Azure public cloud regions](https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/explore/global-infrastructure/geographies/) listed in this article. As Azure launches new regions, or data centers become constrained, there may be a period when Power BI is the only or one of a few Fabric experiences offered on F SKUs. This article describes what is available in each region and is divided into three sections: | ||
| 1) Azure regions with all Fabric experiences available |
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Remove this list. The article is short and you can clearly see its sections.
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Is it clear that these three groups of tables are different sections without this explicitly stated?
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| To find out what your Fabric home region is, see [Find your Fabric home region](./find-fabric-home-region.md). | ||
| There is a home region associated with your tenant ([Find your Fabric home region](./find-fabric-home-region.md)), if your home region isn’t listed below you won’t be able to access certain functionalities in that region. In such cases, you might want to create a capacity in a region where Fabric is available. For more information, see [Multi-Geo support for Fabric](./service-admin-premium-multi-geo.md). |
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Add a title called ## Home region
And then this paragraph.
Your home region is associated with your tenant. If your home region doesn't reside in the regions listed below, you won’t be able to access all the Fabric functionalities. In such cases, to access all the Fabric features, you can create a capacity in a region where Fabric is available. For more information, see Multi-Geo support for Fabric.
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This is a good change.
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| For more information about purchasing a Fabric subscription, see [Buy a Microsoft Fabric subscription](../enterprise/buy-subscription.md). | ||
| For details about purchasing a Fabric subscription, see [Buy a Microsoft Fabric subscription](../enterprise/buy-subscription.md). Microsoft Fabric refers to the items grouped by experiences found [here](https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/rest/api/fabric/articles/item-management/item-management-overview). These Microsoft Fabric items are available for users in the regions listed below: |
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Move this to the overview. Also, I don't understand this sentence:
Microsoft Fabric refers to the items grouped by experiences found here. These Microsoft Fabric items are available for users in the regions listed below:
Perhaps the link is wrong..?
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That link has the items listed by experience which explains how we are organizing the tables. If all items are available then the region is in the first list. If only a subset of items are available then the region goes in the second list. Then if preview items are available the region is designated in the third group of tables.
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| New regions or constrained regions will only support Power BI artifacts. Over time, the new regions will expand to include additional Fabric artifacts. Currently, the regions listed below support Power BI and are in the process of onboarding additional Fabric artifacts. Note that India West is capacity constrained and will exclusively host Power BI on the F SKU and not launch other Fabric features. | |||
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Something doesn't add up. In the overview new/constrained regions didn't support 'Fabric features' and here's it's Power BI...
In any case, this is just marketing speak. Can we remove this or make it factual?
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This one makes sense to me. The first table has a list of regions where all the Fabric items are available. This second list of regions don't have all the Fabric items, but at a minimum do have all Power BI items. In the future engineering will ship the full experience to the regions in the second list and those regions will then move to the first list.
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| | West US3 | X | | X | | X | X | X | | ||
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| ## Related content |
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Not all of these are related content. Can we choose three?
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I thought all the links in the article went in this list. I'm happy if we only include three.
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| | Region | Copilot for Dataflows | Copilot for Exploration | Copilot for Synapse Notebook | Graph QL | Healthcare Solutions | Retail Solutions | Sustainability Solutions | | ||
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| | Australia East | X | | X | X | X | X | X | |
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Replace X with ❌ (❌)
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I'm fine with this.
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| # Public Preview Feature Regional Availability | ||
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| The following lists indicate regions where Public Preview artifacts are currently available. |
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Here and in the section header 'Public Preview' should just be 'preview'. Also, replace artifacts with items and remove 'currently'.
The following table lists regions where preview items are available.
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This is a good change.
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| # Public Preview Feature Regional Availability |
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## Preview feature regional availability
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This change is fine.
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Can you review the proposed changes? Important: When the changes are ready for publication, adding a #label:"aq-pr-triaged" |
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@Jonathan-Garriss Please take action on the comments provided by Kesem.
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