SingleStore CEO sees little future for purpose - built vector databases

A leading online database maker has added a new version of its database that supports generative AI workloads, including retrieval augmented generation ( Rag) use cases and tracking errors. Why? Should it be able to help businesses build and support gen AI applications and help them build or model their own algorithms? The BBC s Geeta. () The Advanced Artificial intelligence (AI) software company Single Store has launched its latest update on the new database? What does it mean for those who want to get ready to use the ability to combine existing databases with advanced versions of the software, and how it can be used by developers to create and model gene AI stacks, asks the company behind the release of another new release, single store. The company has said it is adding additional capacity to its own database, with an increasing number of new updates in the single-use version? And why is it going to be the first in its kind of database for the next two years? A new update has been released by the firm which aims to expand its presence in an unified database platform - and what is the way it has come towards creating an alternative to the digital age of AI, as well as the use of virtual assistants and software being developed by GenAI scientists who are using these tools to develop new tools and tools? But what could it do for an online computing giant when it comes to an AI-based database and the future of it?

Source: venturebeat.com
Published on 2024-01-24

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