@VikParuchuri: We're launching turbo mode data extraction - 5x faster, 5x cheaper, and 7% more accurate than Azure Content Understandi…
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VikParuchuri announces the launch of turbo mode data extraction, claiming 5x faster and cheaper performance with 7% more accuracy than Azure Content Understanding, achieving competitive latency for real-time workflows.
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We’re launching turbo mode data extraction - 5x faster, 5x cheaper, and 7% more accurate than Azure Content Understanding.
4.5s p50/7s p90 across 1-30 page docs - good enough for realtime user flows. https://t.co/V3YAquiJKq
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