Yes, it should be an alternative. In fury, we disabled it by default, and all those benchmarks doesn't enable it. Most objects are value bounded, not binary dat

Yes, it should be an alternative. In fury, we disabled it by default, and all those benchmarks doesn't enable it. Most objects are value bounded, not binary data bounded. Zero-copy won't have a big speed up too. But if the objects graph has many ByteBuffer/Tensor/DataFrame/ArrowTable, then the zero-copy will have a big leap. see python pickle5 out-of-band serialization to speed up pandas/numpy as an example