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Microsoft, Google back Apache Ossie to make enterprise data and AI platforms more interoperable

CIO·Shared 5 Oct 2026

Their support for the project could make enterprises’ Power BI and BigQuery semantic models more portable, but governance gaps and the project’s evolving specification could limit interoperability, analysts say.

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