Limitations on total amount of data stored in one kudu table

[Кравец Владимир Александрович]

Hi, I'm new to Kudu and I'm trying to understand the applicability for 
our purposes. So I met the following article about the kudu limitations 
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https://www.cloudera.com/documentation/enterprise/latest/topics/kudu_limitations.html#concept_cws_n4n_5z. 
Do I understand correctly that this means that the maximum total amount 
of usefull compressed stored data in one kudu-table  is 8TB? Here my calcs:
1. Amount of stored data per tablet = Recommended maximum amount of 
stored data / Recommended maximum number of tablets per tablet server = 
8 000 / 2 000 = 4 GB per tablet
2. Maximum number of tablets per table for each tablet server 
pre-replication = Maximum number of tablets per table for each tablet 
server is 60, post-replication / number of replicas = 60 / 3 = 20 
tablets per table per tablet server
3. Total amount of stored data per table, pre-replication = Amount of 
stored data per tablet * Maximum number of tablets per table for each 
tablet server pre-replication *  Maximum number of tablet servers = 4 GB 
* 20 * 100 = 8TB
And I also would like to understand how fundamental the nature of the 
limitation "Maximum number of tablets per table for each tablet server 
is 60, post-replication"? Is it possible that this restriction will be 
removed?