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Celebrating Neo4j’s Recognition as a Global Top 100 Most Loved Workplace

At Neo4j our mission is to help the world make sense of data. Our core values, which place relationships at the foundation and employees at the heart of our operations, have guided us in this mission. Today, we are thrilled to announce that these values have led to Neo4j being recognized as a... read more


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This Week in Neo4j: Advanced Cypher, Data Analysis, Graphyx, GraphQL APIs, and More

Welcome to this week's newsletter! Blogger Pankaj Wahane presents some essential Cypher features for data analysis. For aggregations in Cypher, he covers SUM, AVG, MIN/MAX, and COLLECT; for counting, there's the COUNT function in Cypher to retrieve data. In the category of complex queries, he... read more


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This Week in Neo4j: Bluesky, Process Tempo, GraphGPT, D3.js, Pathfinding, and More

Welcome to the weekly newsletter! This week, a tutorial by Michael Hunger shows us a few tricks on model creation with JSON data from social media platform Bluesky. He runs graph algorithms (Louvain for clusters and PageRank for size/importance), lays out the graph, uses filtering and other... read more


This Week in Neo4j: Twitch, Generative AI, Star Wars, AWS, ArcGIS, and More

Welcome to this week's newsletter! You'll find a couple of items using ChatGPT as a developer assistant – but from different starting points. In "Generating Cypher Queries With ChatGPT 4 on Any Graph Schema", Tomaz Bratanic creates an experimental model in Python that generates Cypher from... read more


Neo4j AuraDB Enterprise Now Available on Microsoft Azure

We are proud to announce the general availability (GA) of Neo4j AuraDB Enterprise on the Microsoft Azure cloud platform, after a rigorous quality and early access trial process. AuraDB is the leading native-graph cloud database management system (DBMS) from Neo4j, with more than 500 active... read more


Native vs. Non-Native Graph Database

It’s a familiar figure of speech: “Jack of all trades, master of none.” If you’re trying to be good at everything, you end up being mediocre at most things and not exceptional at anything in particular. Software, technology, and – you guessed it – databases are no... read more