Best Vector Databases for OpenAI

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    Zilliz Cloud Reviews
    Searching and analyzing structured data is easy; however, over 80% of generated data is unstructured, requiring a different approach. Machine learning converts unstructured data into high-dimensional vectors of numerical values, which makes it possible to find patterns or relationships within that data type. Unfortunately, traditional databases were never meant to store vectors or embeddings and can not meet unstructured data's scalability and performance requirements. Zilliz Cloud is a cloud-native vector database that stores, indexes, and searches for billions of embedding vectors to power enterprise-grade similarity search, recommender systems, anomaly detection, and more. Zilliz Cloud, built on the popular open-source vector database Milvus, allows for easy integration with vectorizers from OpenAI, Cohere, HuggingFace, and other popular models. Purpose-built to solve the challenge of managing billions of embeddings, Zilliz Cloud makes it easy to build applications for scale.
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    Weaviate Reviews
    Weaviate is an open source vector database. It allows you to store vector embeddings and data objects from your favorite ML models, and scale seamlessly into billions upon billions of data objects. You can index billions upon billions of data objects, whether you use the vectorization module or your own vectors. Combining multiple search methods, such as vector search and keyword-based search, can create state-of-the art search experiences. To improve your search results, pipe them through LLM models such as GPT-3 to create next generation search experiences. Weaviate's next generation vector database can be used to power many innovative apps. You can perform a lightning-fast, pure vector similarity search on raw vectors and data objects. Combining keyword-based and vector search techniques will yield state-of the-art results. You can combine any generative model with your data to do Q&A, for example, over your dataset.
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    Pinecone Reviews
    The AI Knowledge Platform. The Pinecone Database, Inference, and Assistant make building high-performance vector search apps easy. Fully managed and developer-friendly, the database is easily scalable without any infrastructure problems. Once you have vector embeddings created, you can search and manage them in Pinecone to power semantic searches, recommenders, or other applications that rely upon relevant information retrieval. Even with billions of items, ultra-low query latency Provide a great user experience. You can add, edit, and delete data via live index updates. Your data is available immediately. For more relevant and quicker results, combine vector search with metadata filters. Our API makes it easy to launch, use, scale, and scale your vector searching service without worrying about infrastructure. It will run smoothly and securely.
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    Metal Reviews

    Metal

    Metal

    $25 per month
    Metal is a fully-managed, production-ready ML retrieval platform. Metal embeddings can help you find meaning in unstructured data. Metal is a managed services that allows you build AI products without having to worry about managing infrastructure. Integrations with OpenAI and CLIP. Easy processing & chunking of your documents. Profit from our system in production. MetalRetriever is easily pluggable. Simple /search endpoint to run ANN queries. Get started for free. Metal API Keys are required to use our API and SDKs. Authenticate by populating headers with your API Key. Learn how to integrate Metal into your application using our Typescript SDK. You can use this library in JavaScript as well, even though we love TypeScript. Fine-tune spp programmatically. Indexed vector data of your embeddings. Resources that are specific to your ML use case.
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    MyScale Reviews
    MyScale is a cutting-edge AI database that combines vector search with SQL analytics, offering a seamless, fully managed, and high-performance solution. Key features of MyScale include: - Enhanced data capacity and performance: Each standard MyScale pod supports 5 million 768-dimensional data points with exceptional accuracy, delivering over 150 QPS. - Swift data ingestion: Ingest up to 5 million data points in under 30 minutes, minimizing wait times and enabling faster serving of your vector data. - Flexible index support: MyScale allows you to create multiple tables, each with its own unique vector indexes, empowering you to efficiently manage heterogeneous vector data within a single MyScale cluster. - Seamless data import and backup: Effortlessly import and export data from and to S3 or other compatible storage systems, ensuring smooth data management and backup processes. With MyScale, you can harness the power of advanced AI database capabilities for efficient and effective data analysis.
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    Deep Lake Reviews

    Deep Lake

    activeloop

    $995 per month
    We've been working on Generative AI for 5 years. Deep Lake combines the power and flexibility of vector databases and data lakes to create enterprise-grade LLM-based solutions and refine them over time. Vector search does NOT resolve retrieval. You need a serverless search for multi-modal data including embeddings and metadata to solve this problem. You can filter, search, and more using the cloud, or your laptop. Visualize your data and embeddings to better understand them. Track and compare versions to improve your data and your model. OpenAI APIs are not the foundation of competitive businesses. Your data can be used to fine-tune LLMs. As models are being trained, data can be efficiently streamed from remote storage to GPUs. Deep Lake datasets can be visualized in your browser or Jupyter Notebook. Instantly retrieve different versions and materialize new datasets on the fly via queries. Stream them to PyTorch, TensorFlow, or Jupyter Notebook.
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