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In January 2016 we launched the first-ever Neo4j Certification for professionals so that Neo4j experts could prove their know-how, and this week saw the 1000th person pass the test. The 1000th person to pass the test was Gábor Szárnyas, our Featured Community Member of 17th... read more

It's no secret that Russian operatives used Twitter and other social media platforms in attempt to influence the most recent U.S. presidential election cycle with fake news. The question most people aren't asking is: How did they do it? More importantly: How can governments and social media... read more

Welcome to this week in Neo4j where we round up what’s been happening in the world of graph databases in the last 7 days. This week we have a new release of APOC, Neo4j in RMarkdown, finding duplicate users, Cypher for Gremlin, and more. Featured Community Member: Irene Iriarte... read more

The last release of APOC library was just before GraphConnect New York, and in the meantime quite a lot of new features made their way into our little standard library. We also crossed 500 GitHub stars, thanks everyone for giving us a nod! What's New in the Latest APOC Release Image:... read more

It is widely known that Neo4j is able to load and write RDF. Until now, RDF – and certainly OWL – reasoning have been attributed to fully fledged triple stores or dedicated reasoning engines only. This post shows that Neo4j can be extended by a unique reasoning technology to deliver a very... read more

European Union regulators are dead serious about protecting the privacy of their citizens’ personal data. The General Data Protection Regulations (GDPR) that take effect on 25 May 2018 apply to all EU and foreign organizations handling personal data of EU residents. They mandate strict... read more