ADBC is going to be huge for BI tooling. Right now, most of them go through ODBC/JDBC which are row-oriented formats. So your columnar data is always reshaped f

ADBC is going to be huge for BI tooling. Right now, most of them go through ODBC/JDBC which are row-oriented formats. So your columnar data is always reshaped from column-oriented (in your data warehouse / lakehouse) to row-oriented and often back again. The data is also serialized, deserialized on top of that. We got 8-20X speed-up replacing JDBC with Arrow Flight Service, which is a more limited version of ADBC - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nCxIpMXvCp0 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nCxIpMXvCp0