I'm not the parent poster, but I agree with his/her sentiment. I understand what your purpose was, but the blog entry would have felt more balanced if you'd sa

I'm not the parent poster, but I agree with his/her sentiment. I understand what your purpose was, but the blog entry would have felt more balanced if you'd said something like: It's true that for a small subset of queries, BigQuery out-performed RedShift. If your workload is similar to those queries then BigQuery may be a good match for you, but our testing shows that for general purpose datawarehousing / analytics workloads, RedShift is the better performing database and would be more suitable for most customers.