Amazon S3 Vectors now generally available with increased scale and performance | AWS News Blog
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What Jamie wrote
Vector storage is incredibly important with AI applications and S3 Vectors has incredible performance.
You can now store and search across up to 2 billion vectors in a single index, that’s up to 20 trillion vectors in a vector bucket and a 40x increase from 50 million per index during preview. This means that you can consolidate your entire vector dataset into one index, removing the need to shard across multiple smaller indexes or implement complex query federation logic.
Very powerful.
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