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ApertureData
Database purpose-built for Multimodal AI: Combine scalable vector search with memory-optimized graph and data management
About ApertureData
ApertureDB simplifies the complexities of handling images, videos, and related metadata. We use a graph database to combine keyword and label search with vector search and multimodal data management to give you a single data layer for all your multimodal AI needs. ApertureDB is not just an enterprise ready vector database for unstructured data, but goes beyond that to provide a unified data layer to seamlessly support your entire machine learning pipeline. Try ApertureDB: https://www.aperturedata.io/demo-request
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Products & Services
ApertureData introduced Aperture Nexus, a multimodal facts-first memory tool built directly on ApertureDB that traces every commit back to its original source and lineage querying.
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Products & Services
ApertureData released open source Aperture Nexus built on ApertureDB, MIT licensed, and available on Product Hunt.
Reported by Vishakha Gupta
Products & Services
ApertureData published chapters 7 and 8 of the AI novel by Vishakha Gupta on Medium.
Reported by Vishakha Gupta
Research & Knowledge
ApertureData published findings from an audit of 20+ memory frameworks showing trust where lineage and permissions can be traced through graph relationships.
Reported by Vishakha Gupta
Research & Knowledge
ApertureData published findings from an audit of 20+ memory frameworks showing multimodality where graphs can seamlessly combine separate systems for text, images, and video.
Reported by Vishakha Gupta
Research & Knowledge
ApertureData published findings from an audit of 20+ memory frameworks showing pluggable multi-backend architectures as a performance trap at scale.
Reported by Vishakha Gupta
Research & Knowledge
ApertureData published Episode 1 of The Cognitive Layer, making the case for eating your vegetables first, the data foundation underneath it.
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