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Enabling Vector Search in Aiven for PostgreSQL® with pgvector

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Date Published
Author
Serhat Yanikoglu
Word Count
1,282
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10
Language
English
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Summary

Aiven has announced the availability of the pgvector extension in Aiven for PostgreSQL, allowing users to store vectorized data and perform similarity searches with SQL. This feature enables organizations to bridge the gap between Machine Learning and transactional data, unlocking new capabilities on top of customer data. The use cases range from recommendation systems to anomaly detection, Natural Language Processing pipelines, object detection, and facial recognition. By using pgvector, users can add vector search functionality to their PostgreSQL database without needing additional databases or moving data elsewhere.

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Trend Post Mentions Total Month Mentions Posts Companies MoM
Vector Search 15 1,477 156 68 +31%
LLM 1 1,856 209 92 +31%
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