DataStax has launched its new Hyper-Converged Data Platform (HCDP) and announced the upcoming release of DataStax Enterprise (DSE) 6.9, aimed at enhancing self-managed enterprise data workloads with generative AI and vector search capabilities.
HCDP integrates OpenSearch and Apache Pulsar to support a wide range of data workloads and AI systems, promoting data center modernization and cost efficiency. OpenSearch enables flexible data retrieval, while Apache Pulsar offers high-performance data communication and inline data processing.
DSE 6.9 introduces generative AI capabilities to on-premises data, improving operational efficiency and search relevance. This release aligns with DataStax’s goal of advancing self-managed data for modern infrastructure and AI systems.
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“With more than 2000 contributors, including upwards of 200 maintainers spanning 19 organizations, OpenSearch has built a vibrant, growing community and is used by companies around the world,” says Mukul Karnik, general manager, Search Services at AWS.
“We’ve seen a growing number of companies building AI-powered capabilities using OpenSearch, and RAG workloads in particular can benefit from OpenSearch’s extensive full-text search capabilities. We are excited to have Datastax join the community and offer OpenSearch as part of HCDP, and we look forward to seeing how their customers use it to build a range of new generative AI-powered services and applications.”
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