SourceAWS Clean Rooms supports minimum aggregation thresholds in custom analysis rules
AWS Clean Rooms now supports minimum aggregation thresholds for custom analysis rules to protect the privacy of individual data subjects.
Why it matters
Organizations can analyze shared datasets using ad-hoc queries more efficiently without needing manual code reviews or risking exposure of small user groups.
The details
- Enforces a minimum number of distinct values per output row in custom SQL.
- Eliminates the need for pre-structured queries and manual approval processes.
- Enables specification of which columns can be filtered or joined across datasets.
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AWS Clean Rooms supports enforcing minimum aggregation thresholds on custom SQL queries.
Related events
Aug 13, 2026•18d ago
•Product UpdateAWS Clean Rooms Adds Minimum Aggregation Thresholds for Custom Analysis Rules
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