The world of graph technology has changed (and is still changing), so we're rebooting our "Graph Databases for Beginners" series to reflect what's new in the world of graph tech – while also helping newcomers catch up to speed with the graph paradigm. So you’ve heard about graph... read more
While Gartner predicts that 80 percent of data and analytics innovations will use graph technology by 2025, we understand that for most, knowing when, why, and where to use graph data science is uncharted territory. Now is the time to learn about this new methodology. Give your team the... read more
Photo by DeepMind on UnsplashIn our previous release, we introduced the “Preview” feature that helps users visualize graph data before committing data to their database.Importing Your Data Into Neo4j Just Got Even Easier Our initial approach was to scan the first few rows of... read more
Note: This blog post is an extract from the Graphs for Cybersecurity white paper by Dave Voutila, Gal Bello, Tara Jana, and Deb Cameron. Cyberattacks had been on the rise for years, with nation state threat actors and foreign hacking collectives joining in, devoting more time and resources... read more
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Note: This blog post is an extract from the Graphs for Cybersecurity white paper by Dave Voutila, Gal Bello, Tara Jana, and Deb Cameron. Cyberattacks had been on the rise for years, with nation state threat actors and foreign hacking collectives joining in, devoting more time and resources... read more
Note: This blog post is an extract from the Graphs for Cybersecurity white paper by Dave Voutila, Gal Bello, Tara Jana, and Deb Cameron. Cyberattacks had been on the rise for years, with nation state threat actors and foreign hacking collectives joining in, devoting more time and resources... read more
Cyberattacks had been on the rise for years, with nation state threat actors and foreign hacking collectives joining in, devoting more time and resources to attacks. At the same time, the shortfall in talented staff available to fight these threats also increased. Then the COVID-19 pandemic... read more
Editor’s note: This presentation was given by Matthew Gerring at NODES 2021. The organization I work for, Jackson Laboratory, is a nonprofit biomedical research institution discovering precise genomic solutions for diseases and empowering the global biomedical community in the shared quest... read more
Editor’s Note: This presentation was given at GraphConnect New York in September 2018. Presentation Summary Many healthcare organizations today only see small parts of the healthcare system. Few are taking a long-term holistic approach to gain insights into healthcare. Much of the high... read more
Editor’s Note: This is a transcription of a presentation given by Hilary Mason at GraphConnect New York in October 2018. Presentation Summary The metaphors we use to describe the world directly correspond to the way in which we build technology, particularly in the areas of artificial... read more
SAN MATEO, Calif. – APRIL 1, 2019 – In a bold nod to the future, Neo4j, the #1 platform for connected data, unveiled its plans for CryptoGraph, a next-generation cryptocurrency trading and storage platform. In order to fund CryptoGraph, Neo4j has also established its own brick-and-mortar... read more
SAN MATEO, Calif. – APRIL 1, 2018 – As a strong kickoff to the second quarter of 2018, Neo4j, Inc. is officially announcing a new, faster-than-ever Cypher query optimizer as part of the Neo4j Graph Platform. The new query optimizer far exceeds the performance of the old rule-based... read more
MediaHound recently launched NextQueue, a personalized movie and TV discovery web app powered by Neo4j. We shared it with the Reddit community and the response was incredible. Our post received over 4,200 upvotes and more than 20,000 visitors rated over 250,000 movies and shows...in just one... read more
Part 3: Cleaning CSV Files in Bash Hi friends and welcome back to my summer road trip through the world of healthcare. For those who are new to my adventure, this is the third part of the blog series. Catch up right here with Part 1 and Part 2. I am using Neo4j to connect the multiple... read more
Part 2: Visualize XML Files in Neo4j with APOC Welcome back to my Neo4j summer adventure. In my previous post, I gathered all the available data and explored how to model the data into a healthcare graph. Starting with this post, I will be focusing on loading the data into the healthcare... read more
Nothing excites me more than getting on an adventurous road trip to explore the unknown. What’s even better is this adventure doesn't involve getting sweaty and exhausted to drive long hours in the middle of nowhere. Yes, I'm talking about a digital road trip. This summer I will rock the world... read more
It's not every day that you come up with a world-changing idea. But today, we're proud to announce our most market-disrupting idea to date is finally ready to be unveiled to the world. We were going to save the big announcement for GraphConnect Europe, but we knew in our hearts that the... read more
The new year has come and gone, along with the first quarter, and likely all our resolutions to workout and get in shape. If any of you are like me, you may be feeling that about this time, but I’m here to propose that there may be hope. Just maybe, with the right personalization of a... read more
Have you ever spent so much time trying to decide what movie to watch that you don’t end up watching anything at all? You and your significant other sit down on the couch and the negotiations begin immediately. You open with a sequel to a movie you both liked, but your partner counters that... read more
For a long time I’ve been wanting to use Neo4j as a tool to analyze Ruby code. Using Ruby for almost a decade, I have a lot of experience with effectively finding my way around Ruby code. Still, Ruby programs can be very dynamic and thus tools are always welcome. As I’ve begun to use... read more
Editor’s Note: Last October at GraphConnect San Francisco, Ian Robinson – Senior Engineer at Neo Technology – delivered this in-depth presentation on how to effectively scale your Neo4j-based application for enterprise-level production. For more videos from GraphConnect SF and to register... read more
For a while now, I’ve been building various Neo4j.rb educational resources using the example of an asset portal. There have been: A screencast series (the first half and a second half) A SitePoint article on building recommendations and access control A webinar on advanced access... read more
For just over a year I’ve been obsessed on-and-off with a project ever since I stayed in the town of Skibbereen, Ireland. Taking data from the 1901 and 1911 Irish censuses, I hoped I would be able to find a way to reliably link resident records from the two together to identify the same... read more
If there are two things that I enjoy most in my technical life it would be Neo4j and Ruby. Both give me the one thing I want most from the tools I use: the ability to abstract out the tedious so that I can focus on the bigger picture. That's why I love working on the Neo4j.rb project and why I... read more