Data Lake
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A data lake is a type of storage repository that can hold an extensive amount of raw data in its original format until it is required for analytics applications. Unlike traditional data warehouses that organize data in hierarchical dimensions and tables, a data lake utilizes a flat architecture to store data, typically in files or object storage. This flat architecture provides users with greater flexibility in terms of data management, storage, and usage.
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