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We'll soon announce a new extension: sqlite-vector.

It is blazing fast, highly optimized, and even performs well on memory-constrained devices. Already tested with 5M 1500-dimensional vectors.

The repo is currently private, and we'll make it public soon: https://github.com/sqliteai/sqlite-vector


How does it compare to https://github.com/asg017/sqlite-vec ? Already using this in a big project.

Our implementation is much faster and does not require to store vectors into a virtual table (which forces the user to write complex join statements)

Have you benchmarked against the usearch extension?

All code written by me. I am a human.

Is there some background why the domain implies AI is involved? I'm sure I'm not the only one confused / curious about it.


SQLite has built-in JSON support: https://www.sqlite.org/json1.html

Does anyone know the reason?


Dr. Hipp is one of our investors, and we have the right to use the SQLite name.


That's precisely what we are building at https://sqlitecloud.io


Please take a look at https://sqlitecloud.io (BTW I am the founder).


He is an investor in SQLite Cloud, Inc.


SQLite Cloud's founder here. Our service is still in beta. We'll announce pricing as soon as we're out of the beta phase. There is no marketing strategy at all here, we are just developing one step at a time.


Well you should make that clearer on the website. Perhaps put a pricing tab on the site and on that tab explain that you are in beta and the pricing isn't decided yet. Otherwise it just looks like you hiding the pricing, which annoys people, as you can see in this thread.


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