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Open Data Foundations with Apache XTable: Hudi, Delta, and Iceberg Interoperability

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Floyd Smith
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Apache XTable, formerly known as OneTable, is now an incubating open-source project at the Apache Software Foundation, aiming to provide omni-directional interoperability across existing data lakehouse formats such as Hudi, Delta Lake, and Iceberg. Announced at the Open Source Data Summit 2023, XTable enables interoperability between different data formats, facilitating seamless data movement and processing without vendor lock-in. Tim Brown from Onehouse, Ashwin Agrawal from Microsoft, and Anoop Johnson from Google discussed the benefits of XTable for projects like Microsoft Fabric and Google's BigLake, highlighting its ability to unify data lakes and warehouses, allowing data to be stored once and queried everywhere, thus streamlining data operations across platforms. The project is focused on improving performance and expanding its compatibility with other data formats and engines, with ongoing developments and contributions welcomed from the community.

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