Intel Accelerators on Amazon OpenSearch Service improve price-performance on vector search by up to 51%
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AWS and Intel have announced performance improvements for vector search on Amazon OpenSearch Service using 4th generation Intel Xeon instances with AVX-512 technology.
- Up to 51% improvement in vector search performance on OpenSearch 2.17+ domains
- Acceleration applies to C/M/R 7i instances compared to previous R5 instances
- Enables faster and more cost-effective vector search for generative AI applications
- Intel AVX-512 provides data parallel processing and reduced instruction path length
- Benchmarks show significant gains in both Lucene and FAISS vector search engines
The improvements offer developers a more efficient way to implement vector search, particularly for applications like recommendation systems and AI-powered search experiences.
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