Scaling Vector Search to 500 Million Vectors: The Architecture Behind It
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A vector search system can feel surprisingly simple at the beginning. A document is split into chunks, each chunk becomes an embedding, and a query is converted into the same vector space so we can search for the nearest matches. That model works well until the scale becomes large enough that the s…
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Scaling Vector Search to 500 Million Vectors: The Architecture Behind It
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