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08.07.2026

Matei Zaharia notes PostgreSQL has grown stronger over 30 years as open-source — PostgreSQL marks 30 years of growth

PostgreSQL, a widely used open-source database management system, is now marking three decades of ongoing development and adoption.

Matei Zaharia, referencing the software's milestone in a recent tweet, commented on its continuous improvements and persistent growth. The post highlights the enduring value of open-source projects, which often benefit from collective innovation and global community support. PostgreSQL's steady evolution demonstrates resilience in a fast-moving technology sector, underlining the role that open-source development plays in the broader software landscape.

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Zaharia has previously highlighted Omnigent’s introduction of built-in and user-defined policy features in its open source portfolio. Earlier, he revealed progress on real-time queries for lakehouse data with latency under 10ms. These developments emphasize a continued focus on efficiency and customization in open-source technologies.

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