Apache Arrow Description
Apache Arrow establishes a columnar memory format that is independent of any programming language, designed to handle both flat and hierarchical data, which allows for optimized analytical processes on contemporary hardware such as CPUs and GPUs. This memory format enables zero-copy reads, facilitating rapid data access without incurring serialization delays. Libraries associated with Arrow not only adhere to this format but also serve as foundational tools for diverse applications, particularly in high-performance analytics. Numerous well-known projects leverage Arrow to efficiently manage columnar data or utilize it as a foundation for analytic frameworks. Developed by the community for the community, Apache Arrow emphasizes open communication and collaborative decision-making. With contributors from various organizations and backgrounds, we encourage inclusive participation in our ongoing efforts and developments. Through collective contributions, we aim to enhance the functionality and accessibility of data analytics tools.
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Company Details
Company:
The Apache Software Foundation
Year Founded:
1999
Headquarters:
United States
Website:
arrow.apache.org
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