ArcelorMittal expands its partnership with Microsoft to modernise its information technology systems. According to reports, the steelmaker will integrate Microsoft cloud and data products as part of its broader digital transformation efforts. The planned rollout includes Microsoft Fabric, Microsoft Purview and Microsoft Foundry, which are designed to support data analytics, governance and the development of industrial and data platforms.
The integration focuses on improving how ArcelorMittal manages and uses data across its operations, while also upgrading underlying IT capabilities to run workloads more efficiently in cloud environments. The move follows the company’s earlier collaboration with Microsoft and is positioned as an effort to streamline technology infrastructure and enable more data-driven decision-making.
While details such as timelines, the scope of deployment across sites, and specific outcomes are not fully outlined in the available summaries, all accounts describe the same direction: deeper use of Microsoft’s cloud and data services to update ArcelorMittal’s IT systems.
