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Release notes, product thinking, and technical work from Query.Farm.
DuckDB
DuckDB VARIANT and Arrow: What Works Today
DuckDB 2.0 brings VARIANT to SQL, storage, and Parquet. Direct Arrow interchange is close, but support still differs across C++, Python, Go, Rust, and Java.
Rusty Conover
September 13, 2026
DuckDB
DuckDB 2.0 Pushes Whole Queries Through ADBC—10–11× Faster on PostgreSQL
Query Farm's adbc_scanner uses DuckDB 2.0 whole-query pushdown to run supported queries entirely in PostgreSQL. In our benchmark, it was 10–11× faster.
Rusty Conover
September 13, 2026
DuckDB
The Foundation owns the IP. DuckLabs ships the release.
The IP is safe under the DuckDB Foundation, but the Foundation doesn't cut releases — DuckLabs does. What the AWS acquisition changes for people who build on DuckDB, and what Query Farm is doing about it.
Rusty Conover
August 26, 2026