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Vector Cache

A performance layer that temporarily stores frequently requested embeddings or retrieval results for faster access.

A vector cache is used to reduce latency in high-traffic semantic search and RAG systems. Instead of recomputing the same queries or embedding transformations repeatedly, results can be stored temporarily. This improves user experience while also potentially lowering infrastructure cost. However, cache validity and data freshness must be managed carefully.

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A classic data integration approach in which data is extracted from source systems, transformed, and then loaded into a target analytical environment.

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A modern approach in which data is loaded into the target platform first, and transformations are performed later inside the storage or compute layer.

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