Category: Edge computing
Accelerate Couchbase-Powered RAG AI Application With NVIDIA NIM/NeMo and LangChain
Today, we’re excited to announce our new integration with NVIDIA NIM/NeMo. In this blog post, we present a solution concept of an interactive chatbot based on a Retrieval Augmented Generation (RAG) architecture with Couchbase Capella as a Vector database. The retrieval...
Disaster Recovery with Couchbase Mobile – Sync Gateway and Cross Data Center Replication
Planning for Disaster Recovery (DR) and Business Continuity (BC) is vital for any modern application, and that applies equally to any application with a mobile or edge computing component. Service outages or downtime can cause serious impacts to a business...
Enhancing GenAI for Privacy and Performance: The Future of Personalized AI with Edge Vector Databases
The evolution of Generative AI (GenAI) is marked by a significant transition from model development to application development. As these AI models mature, the focus shifts to integrating them into real-world applications, bringing about new challenges. Application developers and infrastructure...
Embracing AI From Cloud to Edge With Google Distributed Cloud and Couchbase
Unveiled this week at Google Cloud Next, our longtime trusted partner Google announced the Google Cloud Ready Distributed Cloud program. The new program is designed to validate partner solutions on Google Distributed Cloud (GDC), Google’s AI-ready modern infrastructure that customers...
Announcing Vector Search and a Whole Lot More!
Couchbase Announces Vector Search Couchbase announces vector search across its entire product line including Capella, Enterprise Server, and Mobile to enable building AI-powered adaptive applications that run anywhere. Happy Leap Day! And congratulations to the entire Couchbase team for delivering...
Vector search is coming to Couchbase Lite, sign up for beta!
Mobile app developers know that a key to adoption is engaging users with an experience that is unique and tailored just for them. This means the app must display items and data in context with the user’s tastes, history, location,...
A Guide to Vector Search
What is Vector Search? Developers are flocking to vector search to make their applications more adaptive to their users. As the term search implies, vector search is for finding and comparing objects using a concept known as vectors. Put simply,...
Couchbase Partners with Soracom to Bring Customers Strong, Secure and Reliable IoT Cellular Data Connectivity
The Internet of Things (IoT) has significantly evolved in recent years, driven by notable technological progress, such as affordable 5G connectivity and advanced data analytics tools, and widespread adoption across various industries. It’s present in our daily lives – from...
Couchbase 2024 Predictions: Driving Successful AI Adoption with Edge Computing, Lightweight Models and Developer Empowerment
Generative AI and Edge Computing can work synergistically to deliver personalized, intelligent insights at scale. Processing massive volumes of data at the edge, closer to the point of generation or consumption, saves bandwidth costs by avoiding the need for data...
Cloud to Edge AI with a Mobile Database Platform
Edge computing is a technical architecture that extends data processing from the cloud to the edge, moving it closer to the point of interaction, including onto mobile devices. From the database perspective, a typical architecture includes a database in the cloud,...
Offline-first: a mindset for developing faster, more reliable mobile apps
What does offline-first mean? The term “offline-first” describes a mobile app that is built to perform most, or all, of its core functionality without access to the Internet. The concept is simple enough, but all too often this is not...
Don’t REST – Use a Mobile Database for Apps: Couchbase Webcast Recap
I was recently honored to co-present on a webcast with my colleague and good friend, Aaron LaBeau, Sr. Developer Advocate at Couchbase. Aaron has nearly 30 years of development experience and specializes in building mobile apps, and so seemed the...