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There is controversy in the industry over whether "one database can do both transactions and analytics well at the same time": opponents argue that the physical-level requirements differ too greatly and a unified architecture will inevitably compromise on one end; proponents argue that modern hardware and new technologies have already blurred the physical boundaries.
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