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SUMMARY:Taking Flight: Zero-Copy Data Transfer at Scale with Apache Arrow 
 Flight and Friends - Anders Bogsnes
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DESCRIPTION:We all love Apache Arrow in our DataFrames and DuckDBs - but h
 ave you considered how the data is ending up  on your machine? \n\nArrow F
 light and friends was designed as a way of enabling end-to-end native Arro
 w communication and in this tutorial\, we will go through the motivations 
 behind the Arrow Flight protocol\, introduce some of the derived protocols
 \, and we end by building an Arrow Flight server from scratch and demonstr
 ating how to interact with that server from a client. \n\nThis talk is for
  you if you've ever wondered how to implement high-speed data transfer for
  your data analytics.
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URL:https://pretalx.com/pydata-amsterdam2026/talk/NTQMFY/
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