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Qdrant is a high-performance, massive-scale Vector Database and Vector Search Engine designed for the next generation of AI applications. It allows storing, searching, and managing vector embeddings with associated payload.
Qdrant is an open-source vector database built in Rust, providing low-latency vector search and storage. It's designed to power AI applications that rely on vector embeddings, offering advanced features like payload filtering and horizontal scalability.
Building AI applications like semantic search, recommendation engines, and image retrieval requires efficiently storing and searching high-dimensional vector data. Traditional databases are not optimized for this, leading to performance bottlenecks and complexity. Qdrant provides a dedicated solution.
Achieve millisecond response times even with billions of vectors.
Scales horizontally to handle massive datasets and high query throughput.
Filter search results based on structured payload data associated with vectors.
Supports various vector similarity search algorithms.
Qdrant is ideal for a wide range of AI-native applications requiring efficient vector similarity search and filtering, including:
Store embeddings of text chunks and use similarity search to find relevant documents or passages based on meaning, not just keywords.
Provides highly relevant search results based on natural language understanding.
Represent users and items as vectors and find similar items or users based on embeddings, filtered by categories, price, etc.
Offers personalized recommendations at scale and in real-time.
Search for similar images, videos, or audio clips based on their feature vectors.
Enables content-based search and media asset management.
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