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Disk-optimized vector engine now available on the Amazon OpenSearch Service

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Amazon OpenSearch Service has introduced a new disk-optimized vector engine for k-NN (vector) search with significant cost and performance benefits:

  • Enables running modern search applications at one-third of the previous cost
  • Optimized for low memory environments through disk mode configuration
  • Uses compression techniques like binary quantization
  • Maintains search quality through a disk-optimized rescoring mechanism
  • Provides low hundreds-of-milliseconds latency

This new feature offers customers a cost-efficient alternative to in-memory vector search, ideal for workloads that do not require single-digit latency. It provides a balance between performance, accuracy, and cost-effectiveness for vector search applications.



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