Snowflake Adaptive Compute predicts each query’s performance curve before execution.
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Snowflake Adaptive Compute predicts each query’s performance curve before execution. In one example, performance nearly doubled at each size through 2XL. At 3XL, 2x the compute delivered 50% more speed; at 4XL, 25%. See how Adaptive Compute identifies that scaling wall before execution: https://bit.ly/4hFKEyE
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