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Postgres and the Lakehouse Are Becoming One System — Here’s What Comes Next
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The OLTP/OLAP split no longer fits how developers build today. Postgres and the lakehouse are now used side-by-side – but stitched together with brittle
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The OLTP/OLAP split no longer fits how developers build today. Postgres and the lakehouse are now used side-by-side – but stitched together with brittle pipelines. We think they belong in a single, modular system: open formats, bidirectional sync, and real-time performance by default.
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