TDM 9.5 has just been released and it includes the following new features/capabilities:

• New TDM Usage Reports are now available via the TDM App and the Reports web application, providing comprehensive visibility into how TDM is used across your organization. This capability enables organizations to optimize resource usage, enhance operational efficiency, and maximize ROI from their TDM investment, turning raw usage data into smarter decisions and measurable business value.

• Worker and affinity configuration at both environment and task levels (entity-based and table-based tasks), enabling better workload distribution and resource control.

• In-place masking for table-level tasks, allowing PII fields to be updated directly in existing records without deleting or reloading data.

• Significantly improved table-level performance through parallel processing of table partitions, reducing execution time for large tables.

• Additional table-level enhancements, including faster table list retrieval in the Task Window and the ability to disable row count calculation when not required.

• Improved template field resolution, with target fields now retrieved directly from the data catalog to better support of case-sensitive data sources.

• TDM App modernization, migration of major TDM App components from Angular to React.

• AI-based SDG improvements.

To get the full list of features and fixes, refer to the Release Notes and TDM Upgrade Procedure to 9.5.

We are glad to announce the release of Fabric 8.3.1! This version introduces several key enhancements to both Fabric and the Catalog. Here are some of the highlights of this release:

• Improved transaction management: Catalog's graph creation in Neo4j has been enhanced by splitting the changes into batches. This allows to run each batch in parallel as separate transactions, significantly reducing memory consumption during Discovery job execution.
• Enhanced data quality: The quality of generated data during masking and SDG is now improved. This is achieved by the ability to override the Generator's default input parameters with values of the Catalog metrics (calculated from the data snapshot).
• Version differences list: The Catalog App now includes a Version Differences window which displays changes between selected versions and allows exporting the data to a CSV file.
• Expanded JSON support: Cataloging of JSON files now fully supports Draft-07 and later versions of the JSON Schema specification.
• Web Studio enhancements:
  • You can now hide LUs in the Project tree within Web Studio, excluding them from build and deployment.
  • We've made various enhancements to both Graphit and Environments UX.
• Fortanix KMS Integration: Fabric now supports storing its encrypted master key for data encryption in Fortanix Data Security Manager KMS.

Refer to the Release Notes for the full list of features and fixes.

We have released K2cloud November 2025 on November 2, 2025, at 11:00 UTC.

For Project Managers, this update streamlines version governance and gives space owners one-click upgrades for both Studio and Fabric spaces.

• Project-Level Version Promotion: Project managers choose which Fabric image versions to expose per space profile. When a newer version is promoted on a Project’s Space Profile, space owners see it immediately and can upgrade. To enable a version, please open a ticket with the registry path(s) and tag(s) for the desired Fabric/Studio images so K2view can add them to your K2cloud configuration.
• Self-Service Upgrades & Rollbacks: Studio and Fabric spaces—including QA, Staging, and Production—receive an in-tile notification when project managers promote a new version. Owners can launch an upgrade/rollback with a guided confirmation and progress monitor.
• New “View Space Details” Page: A single place for a space summary and audit log, plus per-pod insights: image path, current phase, resource limits/requests, a downloadable raw pod description (for diagnostics), and the most recent 50 log lines.
• Out-of-the-Box, Versionless Space Profiles: Standard Small/Medium/Large configurations defined by CPU, memory, replicas, and storage type. View the list of available profiles.
  • Existing customers: Available on request—open a ticket and we’ll enable these profiles (and any desired versions) for your Studio, Staging, and Production environments. For new customers, these are provided by default during the provisioning process.

View the release notes and an overview video.