AI Magazine takes a look at the Top 10 vector databases shaping AI, enabling faster, meaning-based search across data and improving response accuracy Vector databases are crucial in the field of AI, ...

Imagine an AI agent that doesn’t just promise privacy but guarantees it, no data leaks, no cloud dependencies, no compromises. In a world where sensitive information is constantly at risk, this might ...

Abstract: Video steganography that conceals secret data into motion vectors (MVs) is a popular covert communication technique. The local optimality of MVs is an intrinsic property in video coding, and ...

Third time’s the charm? Microsoft hopes the scalability of Azure HorizonDB, will lure new customers where its two existing PostgreSQL databases did not. Microsoft is previewing a third ...

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VittoriaDB is a high-performance, embedded vector database designed for local AI development and production deployments. Built with simplicity and performance in mind, it provides a zero-configuration ...

Atlassian recently migrated 4 million Jira databases to Amazon Aurora, intending to reduce costs and improve the reliability of its Jira Cloud platform. Due to the large number of files involved and ...

Zilliz, the company behind the open-source vector database Milvus, is unveiling Milvus 2.6, the latest iteration of its database technology designed to accommodate the modern demands of AI workloads ...

The open-source PostgreSQL (sometimes also referred to as Postgres) is apparently a very hot commodity for big enterprise data platform vendors. Unlike Neon, which was only a three-year-old company, ...

The surge in data company acquisitions continued Monday with Snowflake’s purchase of Crunchy Data. Cloud data platform Snowflake announced its intent to acquire Crunchy Data, a Postgres database ...

Local database setup is deceptively expensive. It introduces variance into your dev environments and bakes hidden assumptions into your codebase. Picture this: you're building a microservice ...