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Databricks makes Lakebase text and vector search generally available

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Databricks says two search extensions for its Lakebase Postgres database are now generally available on AWS and Azure. One searches for similar items using vectors, numerical representations of data; the other ranks text matches using the BM25 method. Customers can combine both in a database query alongside filters and live operational data. Databricks says its vector extension achieved twice the throughput of the next best system in a 100 million item benchmark. Those performance figures come from company tests. The extensions give Lakebase customers a way to run search inside their operational database instead of maintaining a separate search system.
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