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An open source layer called Alluxio virtualizes cloud and on‑prem storage, giving data apps a global namespace and unified APIs so they only talk to Alluxio instead of many backends. Built at UC Berkeley AMPLab as a memory-speed virtual distributed storage system, it runs with Presto, Spark and TensorFlow in production and accelerates access for Fortune 500 internet and financial customers, reducing data plumbing and simplifying pipelines.
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