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GPU-accelerated Indexing in LanceDB - Vimarsana News

GPU-accelerated Indexing in LanceDB

Vector databases are extremely useful for RAG, RecSys, computer vision, and a whole host of other ML/AI applications. Because of the rise of LLMs, there has been a lot of focus on vector indices, the…

Retrieval Augmented Generation at scale — Building a distributed system for synchronizing and ingesting billions of text embeddings | by Neum AI | Sep, 2023 - Vimarsana News

Retrieval Augmented Generation at scale — Building a distributed system for synchronizing and ingesting billions of text embeddings | by Neum AI | Sep, 2023

Disclaimer: We will go into some technical and architectural details of how we do this at Neum AI — A data platform for embeddings management, optimization, and synchronization at large scale…

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How to Reduce Memory Requirements by up to 90%+ using Product Quantization | Weaviate - Vimarsana News

How to Reduce Memory Requirements by up to 90%+ using Product Quantization | Weaviate

The details behind how you can compress vectors using PQ with little loss of recall!

Vector databases (Part 4): Analyzing the trade-offs - Vimarsana News

Vector databases (Part 4): Analyzing the trade-offs

A deeper dive into some of the trade-offs involved when choosing a vector DB

RETRO Is Blazingly Fast - Vimarsana News

RETRO Is Blazingly Fast

When I first read Google’s RETRO paper, I was skeptical. Sure, RETRO models are 25x smaller than the competition, supposedly leading to HUGE savings in training and inference costs. But what about the new trillion token “retrieval database” they added to the architcture? Surely that must add back some computational costs, balancing the cosmic seesaw?