49 posts tagged with "release"

Engram, Weaviate's managed memory and context service for agentic applications, is now generally available.

This release introduces the built-in MCP Server, Extensible Tokenizers, Diversity Search (MMR), and Query Profiling as previews, along with Incremental Backups, Gemini audio support for multi2vec-google, and the new BlobHash property type.

Weaviate Shared Cloud is now generally available on AWS in US East and Europe, giving teams a fully managed, AI-native database on the provider and region that works best for them.

Use semantic search and RAG in C# with the Weaviate Managed .NET client — attribute-driven schema, type-safe queries, and safe migrations, all in idiomatic .NET.

This release introduces HFresh vector index (Preview), and brings Server-side Batching, Object TTL, Async Replication Improvements, Drop Inverted Indices, and Backup Restoration Cancellation to general availability.

Build production-ready agent workflows with a single prompt in Claude Code, Cursor, and GitHub Copilot.

The Weaviate C# client is now generally available! This release brings a modern and intuitive API for .NET developers, making it easier than ever to build AI-powered applications.

This release introduces Object Time-to-Live (TTL), zstd compression support, flat index RQ quantization, multimodal support with Weaviate Embeddings, runtime configurable OIDC certificates and much more.

The Weaviate Java client v6 is now generally available! This release brings a completely redesigned API that embraces modern Java patterns, simplifies common operations, and makes working with vector databases more intuitive than ever.

1.34 introduces flat index support with RQ quantization, server-side batching improvements, new client libraries, Contextual AI integration and much more.

Weaviate Cloud gets an updated pricing model.

1.33 brings compression by default for optimal resource utilization, powerful 1-bit rotational quantization (RQ), streamlined server-side batch imports, enhanced OIDC group management, and collection aliases become generally available (GA).