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Bridge the Demo-to-Production Gap: Vector Search Is Generally Available!

What's this blog post about?

DataStax has announced the general availability of vector search in its database-as-a-service (DBaaS), Astra DB, built on Apache Cassandra®. This feature is designed to help enterprises close the "demo-to-production gap" and deliver game-changing generative AI applications with massive scalability and enterprise-grade features. Vector search enables databases to store data as "vector embeddings," a key component in delivering generative AI applications like those built on GPT-4. Astra DB supports high throughput reads and writes, ensuring that an AI application's low-latency requirements for reads and writes are maintained even with increased workloads. The platform also supports autoscaling to maintain performance during peak usage periods. With the vector search GA, DataStax is releasing Azure PowerQuery integration and GCP BigQuery integrations, enabling bi-directional data flow between Astra DB and these platforms. Additionally, CassIO, a library purpose-built to create data abstractions on top of Cassandra, has been officially integrated into Langchain, a popular developer tool for generative AI applications.

Company
DataStax

Date published
July 18, 2023

Author(s)
Alan Ho

Word count
948

Hacker News points
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Language
English


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