Microsoft announced Monday that it acquired Osmos, a Seattle startup that helps companies automate data engineering work.

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Microsoft acquires an AI startup Osmos to integrate agentic AI into Microsoft Fabric, automating manual data engineering and cleanup workflows for users, news ...