Hmm... US has 330 million. JP has 120 million in the size of california. They have a long way to go.
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* Query performance improved 4x. * Query P90 time improved from 500ms to 150ms. * The cluster size reduced from 60+ nodes to less than 10 nodes. * Data storage volume reduced by about 40%. * Overall cost reduced by more than 80%.
TPC-H and TPC-DS are important because they are industry standard benchmarks for measuring the performance of data warehouse and big data systems. They are widely used by vendors and customers to evaluate the performance of different systems and to compare the performance of the same system over time.