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Alibaba’s MaxCompute big data computing and storage platform uses Calcite for cost-based query optimization.

Apache Apex uses Calcite for parsing streaming SQL and query optimization.

Apache Beam uses Calcite for parsing and optimizing SQL.

Apache Drill uses Calcite for SQL parsing and query optimization.

Apache Flink uses Calcite for parsing both regular and streaming SQL, and for query optimization.

Apache Hive uses Calcite for cost-based query optimization.

Apache Kylin uses Calcite for SQL parsing and query optimization.

Apache Phoenix uses Calcite for SQL parsing and query optimization (under development), and also uses Avatica for its remote JDBC driver.

SamzaSQL, an extension to Apache Samza, uses Calcite for parsing streaming SQL and query optimization.

Apache Storm uses Calcite for parsing streaming SQL and query optimization.

Apache Wayang (Incubating) uses Calcite for SQL parsing and query optimization.

Uber’s SQL-based streaming analytics platform AthenaX uses Calcite for parsing SQL and query optimization.

Lingual component provides a SQL interface to Cascading.

Dremio uses Calcite for SQL parsing and cost-based query optimization.

HerdDB is a distributed JVM-Embeddable Database built on top of Apache BookKeeper. It uses Calcite as its SQL Planner.

OmniSci is a GPU-powered database and visual analytics platform for interactive exploration of large datasets.

Quark is a data virtualization engine over analytic databases. It uses Calcite to transparently rewrite queries to use materialized views.

SQL-Gremlin is a SQL interface to a Apache TinkerPop-enabled graph database.

TBDS (Tencent Big Data Suite) is a platform for big data storage and processing. It uses calcite for SQL parsing and query optimization.