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When Garden found Qdrant’s blog post on filterable HNSW, the team realized they could get the search semantics they wanted without bolting on bespoke sharding logic.
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“Filterable HNSW was the deal-maker, but Qdrant Cloud’s *managed* Rust backbone sealed it,” says Mack. “We kept source-level transparency while off-loading 24×7 ops.”
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*“Filterable HNSW was the deal-maker, but Qdrant Cloud’s *managed* Rust backbone sealed it,” says Mack. “We kept source-level transparency while off-loading 24×7 ops.”*
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* **Scalar quantization (8-bit)** keeps hot vectors in RAM while colder, full-precision embeddings sit on disk—perfect for Garden’s read-heavy, bursty workload.
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