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272 vendors · 18 standards

Microsoft open standards support

Cloud · 13 standards supported · 9 from adopter lists · read Nov 5, 2026

Microsoft Corporation is an American multinational technology company headquartered in Redmond, Washington.

AI agents2
ServerOct 15, 2026
Model Context Protocol
Microsoft runs an MCP server (com.microsoft.esrp/esrp-oss-mcp-test), per the official MCP Registry and its own documentation.
SupportedNov 5, 2026
Agent2Agent
Microsoft supports A2A agents in its product, per the A2A partners page and its own documentation.
Model APIs and runtimes2
EndpointSep 25, 2026
OpenAI-compatible API
Microsoft serves an OpenAI-compatible API, per its own documentation.
RuntimeNov 5, 2026
ONNX
Microsoft runs ONNX models, per the ONNX supported tools page and its own documentation.
Telemetry and lineage1
Native OTLPNov 5, 2026
OpenTelemetry
Microsoft takes OpenTelemetry data natively over OTLP, per the OpenTelemetry vendors registry and its own documentation.
Table formats2
REST catalogNov 5, 2026
Apache Iceberg
Microsoft serves an Apache Iceberg REST catalog, per the Apache Iceberg vendors page and its own documentation.
IntegrationNov 5, 2026
Delta Lake
Microsoft works with Delta Lake tables (Power BI, Azure Stream Analytics, Microsoft Fabric), per the Delta Lake integrations page and its own documentation.
File and memory formats2
Uses ArrowSep 25, 2026
Apache Arrow
Microsoft uses Apache Arrow, per its own documentation.
ReadSep 25, 2026
Apache Parquet
Microsoft reads Parquet files, per its own documentation.
Identity and sign-in2
OpenID CertifiedNov 5, 2026
OAuth 2.0 and OpenID Connect
Microsoft is OpenID Certified, per the OpenID Foundation certified implementations and its own documentation.
Passkey sign-inSep 25, 2026
FIDO2 and passkeys
Microsoft supports passkey sign-in, per its own documentation.
Provenance and supply chain2
Signs contentNov 5, 2026
C2PA Content Credentials
Microsoft signs content with C2PA Content Credentials, per the C2PA membership page and its own documentation.
Produces SBOMsNov 5, 2026
SPDX
Microsoft produces SPDX SBOMs, per the SPDX tools page and its own documentation.

History

Role added
OpenTelemetry
Microsoft now takes OpenTelemetry data natively over OTLP, a step up from integration, per the OpenTelemetry vendors registry.
Added
Apache Iceberg
Microsoft supports Apache Iceberg, per the Apache Iceberg vendors page.
Added
Agent2Agent
Microsoft is an A2A protocol partner, per the A2A partners page.
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