Yes. Customer analytical record tables are extremely wide. I have a number of enterprise customers who have use cases with tens of thousands of columns. And trust me that every enterprise is moving to having one since they are needed for fast supply of data to decisioning systems like PEGA.

That's why I always find it hilarious when HN goes on about just using PostgreSQL or some other SQL database for everything when they don't understand the use case. They simply doesn't work in these scenarios.