TomTom adds location data to Microsoft Fabric’s AI agents
Through Microsoft’s IQ Sharing preview, customers can integrate TomTom’s data—built on Overture and open standards—with their own datasets in OneLake. This enables AI agents to incorporate real-world geographic context for faster, data-driven decisions.
Key points
- TomTom’s location data now integrates with Microsoft Fabric and Foundry via IQ Sharing preview
- Built on Overture and open standards, it supports interoperability with other open datasets
- Available on Microsoft Marketplace and eligible for Azure MACC agreements, per TomTom
The partnership also makes TomTom’s location intelligence available on the Microsoft Marketplace and eligible for Azure MACC agreements. The move aims to streamline interoperability with open datasets, though no new pricing details were provided.
TomTom Expands Collaboration With Microsoft Fabric To Power AI Agents With Real-world Context
rttnews.com · 29 September 2026
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