Introducing Lakehouse 2.0: What Changes?

The first generation of computers with room-sized machines powered by vacuum tubes was revolutionary. For the first time, humans could automate complex calculations, simulate ballistic trajectories, and model weather patterns.But they came at a cost: they were massive, fragile, expensive, and difficult to maintain. Still, institutions clung to them. Why? Because they had invested in the tools, trained people to keep the vacuum tubes from overheating, and built workflows around their constraints.