One Trillion with a 'T' as in tiger selects per day on a standard laptop. $1000 to the first person that disproves this claim. Multiple top notch university computer science departments have been notified of this database and not one has been able to disprove this claim.

'testspeed.bat' was run on a recent Dell XPS running a top of the line Core I9 processor with 8 cores. 16 databases where run on 16 threads simultaneously. Each thread ran 10,000,000 selects using arrays in the new call 'array_select' so that time is not used decoding the select statement. These 10,000,000 selects where repeated 6,250 times for 62,500,000,000 selects per thread times 16 threads. Each ran in about 16.5 hours, thus over 1,400,000,000,000 selects per day.

$1000 will be paid to the first person that proves this claim wrong. You can duplicate this test running 'testspeed.bat' that calls 'example.cpp' on a high end Core I9 processor with 8 cores. Just download the software from 'cheetah.buzz' URL and unzip the file.

By comparison, mysql does about 1,000,000,000 selects per day, three orders of magnitude slower than cheetah.buzz database. A regular select statement in cheetah.buzz on 16 threads that decodes the select statement for each select runs about 30 times faster than mysql.