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Qdrant, the developer of a high-performance open-source vector database, today introduced its graphics processing unit accelerated vector indexing capability that will make scaling up artificial intelligence applications easier.

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GPU infrastructure, today announced the immediate availability of NVIDIA L40S GPUs on its GPU as a Service (GaaS) platform. This strategic expansion provides organizations with a cost-effective solution optimized for AI inference and fine-tuning tasks,

Qdrant’s hardware-agnostic approach to GPU acceleration enables speed index-building with support for most modern GPUs to give users the flexibility to efficiently process massive datasets while adopting and using the most suitable infrastructure for their real-time AI applications based on technical, cost and other considerations.