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Generative AI with Azure Cosmos DB

Generative AI with Azure Cosmos DB

Leverage Azure Cosmos DB for generative AI workloads for automatic scalability, low latency, and global distribution to handle massive data volumes and real-time processing. With support for versatile data models and built-in vector indexing, it efficiently retrieves natural language queries, making it ideal for grounding large language models. Seamlessly integrate with Azure OpenAI Studio for API-level access to GPT models and access a comprehensive gallery of open-source tools and frameworks in Azure AI Studio to enhance your AI applications.

► QUICK LINKS:
00:00 - Azure Cosmos DB for generative AI workloads
00:18 - Versatile Data Models
00:39 - Scalability and performance
01:19 - Global distribution
01:31 - Vector indexing and search
02:07 - Grounding LLMs
02:30 - Wrap up

 

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