Introducing OmniVec: An Open-Source Embedding Platform for AI Apps on Azure
Today we are open-sourcing OmniVec, a platform for building and operating the embedding pipelines that keep the vector representation of your operational data in sync as it changes. You register data sources, embedding model(s), vector stores (destination), and OmniVec does the rest: initial backfill, change tracking, model invocation to geenrate, and writing them back to […]
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