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A data sharing layer and a data warehouse are two different architectural approaches: a data warehouse emphasizes centralized replicated storage and modeling, while a sharing layer emphasizes keeping data in the original systems and exchanging it on demand via standardized interfaces, avoiding the timeliness lag and consistency risks of repeated data movement.
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