GPU SQL + RAG UDF Pipelines

With Theseus, you can embed vector search pipelines directly into standard SQL workflows, allowing your engineers to seamlessly integrate powerful LLM capabilities within critical data analytics pipelines.

Empower your team to rapidly adopt scalable AI pipelines using the SQL you already know.

Integrating SQL-based Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) helps data engineers deliver more precise, timely business insights at significantly lower cost and complexity.

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Benefits

Rapid Access to Insights at Scale

Leveraging SQL-native RAG allows engineers to query structured, production-scale datasets (petabytes in size) directly, enabling real-time, AI-generated responses without complex pre-processing or orchestration.

Flex Familiar Skillsets

Data engineers proficient in SQL can integrate AI and LLM capabilities seamlessly into their workflows without extensive retraining, accelerating adoption and minimizing friction.

Up-to-Date Contextual Answers

By integrating LLMs directly within SQL queries, engineers can produce accurate, domain-specific insights leveraging current data, improving responsiveness to real-time business demands.

Reduced Infrastructure Complexity and Cost

Embedding vector search and retrieval capabilities directly in SQL eliminates costly, inefficient external data pipelines and complex orchestration, improving performance and reducing operational overhead and compute costs.

Enhanced Query Optimization and Performance

SQL-native approaches, especially on GPU-accelerated platforms like Voltron Data Theseus, provide advanced optimization, ensuring critical queries against large datasets run efficiently within typical LLM response times.

Comparing LangChain with GPU SQL and RAG UDF Approaches

Retrieval Method

Theseus

SQL dialect, structured & vector

LangChain

Similarity search with embeddings

Infrastructure

Theseus

GPU-accelerated, SQL-native engine

LangChain

Python libraries, vector DBs

Scale

Theseus

Petabyte scale, structured and semi-structured

LangChain

Document-level, small-to-medium scale

Target User

Theseus

Data engineers, SQL analysts

LangChain

AI developers, data scientists

Use Cases

Theseus

Enterprise analytics, SQL pipelines

LangChain

Document retrieval, chatbots, QA systems

SQL-Native Approach with Voltron Data Theseus

For applications working with structured and semi-structured data at large-scale, Voltron Data Theseus offers a robust alternative. Theseus integrates vector search directly into SQL queries, providing:

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Native SQL Integration

Utilize familiar SQL query patterns to seamlessly incorporate RAG techniques

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Optimized for Scale

Efficiently process petabyte-scale datasets with integrated GPU acceleration

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Performance Efficiency

Built-in query optimization reduces complexity and ensures high-performance retrieval without manual tuning

Limitations of Traditional LangChain Implementations

Performance Overhead

Modular chains and multiple API calls introduce latency and degrade performance as complexity increases.

Context Drift

Longer retrieval chains may lose coherence, impacting the quality and relevance of responses.

Scalability Issues

Reliance on vector databases and unstructured document stores often leads to inefficiencies at scale.

Weak Structured Data Support

Limited optimization for structured relational datasets makes LangChain less effective for SQL-based queries.

Complex Operations Slowdown

Performance deteriorates with complex operations like joins, sorts, aggregations, or filters across multiple sources.

GPU SQL + RAG UDF Blueprint

Blueprint Diagram

GPU SQL + RAG UDF Reference Architecture

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SQL Native
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Vector Search Integration

Direct integration within SQL queries

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GPU Acceleration

Optimized for large-scale processing

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Query Optimization

Built-in optimization for complex operations

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