@RuiTheBaker: just witnessed how mixedbread turned my bucket into a late-interaction database.
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Mixedbread announces that users can now bring their own cloud bucket, enabling zero-retention indexing and search with late-interaction models.
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just witnessed how mixedbread turned my bucket into a late-interaction database. https://t.co/zSHC1Zi7Cs
Mixedbread (@mixedbreadai): New: Bring your own bucket
Mixedbread is built on top of object storage. Now that storage can be yours.
Your data stays in a bucket you control. Mixedbread indexes and searches with zero content retention on our side.
For enterprise teams that need control, compliance, audit
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