You can now query Iceberg catalogs with DuckDB – from the convenience of your browser. In our latest blog post, we break down how DuckDB's WebAssembly client makes this possible with zero setup and we showcase it in action using Amazon S3 Tables. 👉 https://t.co/IRqdJT75sk

In seven weeks, we will host the first DuckDB Developer Meeting in Amsterdam. We have four exciting talks lined up: 👷🔑 DuckDB Labs' engineers Sam Ansmink and Lotte Felius will talk about building extensions in DuckDB and encryption in DuckDB, respectively. 🎓 Denis Hirn from

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@aarondfrancis @motherduck I’m an unofficial #DuckDB evangelist in the #HPC world. I can’t tell you how many times I’ve diverted a request for Spark+Hive to “just use DuckDB on Lustre”. Did a 1 trillion row map reduce in 90 sec with it for a demo at @PurdueRCAC. Love to see it.

DuckLake now supports data inlining with PostgreSQL and SQLite catalogs! You can avoid the small files problem in your lakehouse with any DuckLake supported catalog. Update your DuckLake extension in any client on DuckDB 1.4.x to use this feature. P.S. Don't forget to flush!

We are happy to announce DuckDB v1.4.3 LTS, our latest patch release. Along with bugfixes, this release ships native extensions and Python support for Windows ARM64. Head to https://t.co/2U1XUYMLax for the announcement blog post and installation instructions.

We are hosting the DuckDB Developer Meeting on January 30 (Friday) in Amsterdam, the day before the FOSDEM weekend in Brussels. This is a new kind of event focused on development in/with DuckDB. Check out the preliminary programme and register!

In DuckDB v1.4.2, we shipped a number of features and improvements to the DuckDB-Iceberg extension: insert, update, and delete statements are all supported now. Read Tom Ebergen's new article on these features at https://t.co/OAL0zfmyEZ

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DuckDB v1.4 introduced the much-requested feature of database encryption. In our new blog post, Lotte Felius (@ccfelius) and Hannes Mühleisen explain how the encryption works under the hood: https://t.co/tuynswKQpH

Today's Cloudflare outage has affected the DuckDB documentation site. While it seems to be mostly recovered now, it will take some time until everything stabilizes. If you need to look things up in the DuckDB documentation now, feel free to use our PDF: https://t.co/WclicLEZjk

🚀 We released DuckDB v1.4.2, the second patch release of our LTS edition. 🔎 We are shipping new Iceberg features, improved logger/profiler integration and several bugfixes. The new version can also read and write Vortex files. 📖 See more details at https://t.co/kSzLNvfUhL

📢 The final episode of DuckDB in Research's second season is out! ➗ This week, host Jack Waudby interviews Paul Groß, PhD student at CWI Amsterdam, to explore his work on adaptive factorization and worst-case optimal joins. 🎧 Listen to the episode at https://t.co/nPg26CjxBR

🔍 Great blog post on DuckDB for data scientists! https://t.co/3OQwT5Gtow

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🚀 DuckDB Labs is hiring a DevOps Engineer and a Sales Engineer in Amsterdam 🇳🇱 🤔 Would you like to join one of the fastest-growing database startups? In these cross-functional roles, you can work with the team that disrupted analytical data management with plenty of

The PyData Amsterdam 2025 keynote “Minus Three Tier: Data Architecture Turned Upside Down” by Hannes Mühleisen is out now. https://t.co/T9PlBhZISI

📢 A new DuckDB in Research podcast episode is out. 📈 This week, host Jack Waudby interviews Mihail Stoian, a PhD student at the Data Systems Lab, University of Technology Nuremberg, to unpack the cutting-edge ideas behind Parachute, a new approach to robust query processing

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🎞️ 𝘊𝘢𝘯 you store a movie in DuckDB? In today's blog post, Hannes Mühleisen shows how to store a movie as a table encoding the RGB codes pixel-by-pixel. Spoiler alert: it totally works and you can even perform simple computations such as averaging sequences of frames. Read

In a new guest blog post, Mark Harrison (Madhive) presents Frozen DuckLakes. These are read-only DuckLakes that only require object storage and are frozen in time. Mark outlines a process for creating and freezing DuckLakes, demonstrates how to use them in practice and benchmarks