Xscale

Turbocharging Data Platforms

One Platform to Own, Understand and Manage Your Data

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What is Xscale?

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Xscale is a powerful, all-in-one data management platform designed to help businesses own, understand, and optimise their data. Built on Microsoft Fabric, it streamlines workflows, reduces costs, and integrates seamlessly with your existing Microsoft environment, eliminating compatibility changes.

All-in-one data governance, cost efficiency, and automated backup

Xscale Synapse Analytics dashboard showing costs, workspaces, and pipelines with billing information and resource management details in a dark interface.
EnvironmentStandalone Fabric CostFabric cost with Xscale
Development Environment£967.30

£287.88

(-70.24%)

Test Environment£1934.61

£575.78

(-70.24%)

Production Environment£7738.45

£2303.11

(-70.24%)

Fabric's end-to-end cloud solution has empowered us to easily understand and act on high-volume, high granularity events in real-time with fewer resources.

Jimmy Grewal, Managing Director, Elcome

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Frequently Asked Questions

 Yes, Xscale can connect to your existing Fabric instances.

Xscale does not store any data that resides within your Fabric instance. It only stores information about the cases, such as the tenant ID, subscription ID, resource group name, etc.

Xscale can help reduce costs by allowing you to schedule your Fabric instances. Since Fabric instances incur charges based on the time they are active, the ability to plan when they are turned on or off can lead to significant savings.

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