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Unity Catalog

Unity Catalog is Databricks' unified governance product for data, apps and AI agents, providing fine-grained access control, automated lineage, AI-powered curation and agentic quality monitoring so that data, models, agents and MCPs are discoverable, governed and secure across clouds and platforms.

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