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Here’s what’s big in vector search!

Using Cross-Encoders as reranker in multistage vector search

August 9, 2022 – Learn about bi-encoder and cross-encoder machine learning models, and why combining them could improve the vector search experience.

Laura Ham
Laura Ham

Weaviate 1.14 release

July 6, 2022 – Learn, what is new in Weaviate 1.14, the most reliable and observable Weaviate release yet!

Sebastian Witalec
Sebastian Witalec

The AI-First Database Ecosystem

June 23, 2022 – This is the description, it describes what the post is about

Bob van Luijt
Bob van Luijt

Wikipedia and Weaviate

November 25, 2021 – Semantic search through the complete Wikipedia with the Weaviate vector search engine

Bob van Luijt
Bob van Luijt

Docker and Containers with Weaviate

May 19, 2021 – What Weaviate users should know about Docker & Containers

Etienne Dilocker
Etienne Dilocker

Weaviate 1.2 release – transformer models

March 30, 2021 – Weaviate v1.2 introduced support for transformers (DistilBERT, BERT, RoBERTa, Sentence-BERT, etc) to vectorize and semantically search through your data

Bob van Luijt
Bob van Luijt

Weaviate, an ANN Database with CRUD support

February 15, 2021 – How the vector search engine Weaviate overcomes the limitations of popular Approximate Nearest Neighbor (ANN) libraries.

Etienne Dilocker
Etienne Dilocker

How Weaviate’s GraphQL API was designed

January 27, 2021 – Any kind of data storage architecture needs an API. You want your users, and their applications, to access and interact with their data. And no matter how complicated the database architecture itself is, you want this interaction to happen as intuitively as possible.

Laura Ham
Laura Ham

The History of Weaviate

January 20, 2021 – Weaviate is an open-source search engine with a build-in NLP model called the Contextionary. What makes Weaviate unique, is that it stores data in a vector space rather than a traditional row-column or graph structure, allowing you to search through data based on its meaning rather than keywords alone.

Bob van Luijt
Bob van Luijt

What if you could understand your unstructured data?

January 20, 2021 – Learn how the AI-first search engine Weaviate unlocks the potential of unstructured data and why this is important.

Laura Ham
Laura Ham