C3 AI Expands Integrations Across Microsoft Copilot, Fabric, and Azure AI Foundry
C3 AI has expanded its collaboration with Microsoft through upgraded integrations across Microsoft Copilot, Microsoft Fabric, and Azure AI Foundry, announced in a press release. The updates allow enterprises to unify reasoning, data, and model operations within a single system running on the Microsoft Cloud.
The integrations enable enterprise users to access C3 AI’s domain-specific applications directly through a conversational interface in Copilot. Users can ask questions, invoke applications, and trigger workflows that span business operations. C3 AI also connects to data stored in Microsoft Fabric and OneLake, allowing applications to reason on trusted enterprise data without duplication.
Through Azure AI Foundry, C3 AI’s Agentic AI Platform can deploy, fine-tune, and serve foundation models using Microsoft’s model catalog alongside C3 AI’s enterprise applications. This unified setup simplifies AI development and production on Azure, helping organizations scale production-grade AI across their operations.
C3 AI stated that its applications are available on the Microsoft Azure Marketplace and can be seen in action at Microsoft Ignite.
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