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Multivector search is one of the most powerful features of a vector database when used correctly. With this functionality in Qdrant, you can: Multivector search is one of the most powerful features of a vector database when used correctly. With this functionality in Qdrant, you can:
- Store token-level embeddings natively. - Store token-level embeddings natively.
- Disable indexing to reduce overhead. - Disable indexing to reduce overhead.
- Run fast and accurate search in one API call. - Run fast retrieval and accurate reranking in one API call.
- Efficiently scale late interaction. - Efficiently scale late interaction.
Combining FastEmbed and Qdrant leads to a production-ready pipeline for ColBERT-style reranking without wasting resources. You can do this locally or use Qdrant Cloud. Qdrant offers an easy-to-use API to get started with your search engine, so if you’re ready to dive in, sign up for free at [Qdrant Cloud](https://qdrant.tech/cloud/) and start building. Combining FastEmbed and Qdrant leads to a production-ready pipeline for ColBERT-style reranking without wasting resources. You can do this locally or use Qdrant Cloud. Qdrant offers an easy-to-use API to get started with your search engine, so if you’re ready to dive in, sign up for free at [Qdrant Cloud](https://qdrant.tech/cloud/) and start building.