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by wolfgarbe
560 days ago
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It depends on the application. When using SeekStorm as a server, keeping the latency per query low increases the throughput and the number of parallel queries a server can handle on top of a given hardware. An efficient search server can reduce the required investments in server hardware. In other cases, only the local search performance matters, e.g., for data mining or RAG. Also, it's not only about averages but also about tail latencies. While network latencies dominate the average search time, that is not the case for tail latencies, which in turn heavily influence user satisfaction and revenue in online shopping. |
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