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faiss-cpu-avx512
AVX-512 tuned build of FAISS
for servers with AVX-512 (Skylake-SP+, Ice Lake, Zen4/5). API-compatible
with faiss-cpu; ships a persistent index-warming worker so the first
faiss.read_index / index.search after process start does not pay the
memory-map + thread-pool spin-up cost.
pip install faiss-cpu-avx512
import faiss_cpu_avx512 as faiss
faiss.preload() # warm the background worker
The warm worker daemonizes on first use and supervises itself for the
process lifetime. Native worker binaries are fetched at first run from the
package's release-artifacts index (like the nvidia-* wheels fetch model),
never at install time.
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