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Click here to skip straight to the JDBC driver announcement. During his opening keynote address, Emil Eifrem – CEO of Neo4j – called GraphConnect Europe "my favorite day of the year." Without a doubt, this is true for all of the graph-addicted living in Europe, including Neo4j partners like us. At LARUS, we actually call it "THE Conference!". Year after year, more and more IT... 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. Featured Community Member: Lorenzo Speranzoni This week’s featured community member is Lorenzo Speranzoni - Founder & CEO of LARUS Business Automation, Neo4j’s premiere Italian partner especially for data... Read more →

"When we first started exploring Neo4j's native graph database, we saw benefits in how the data was stored because it paralleled real-world connected data," said Benjamin Nussbaum, Co-Founder at GraphGrid. He and his team realized that the future of data was connected data, and this needed to be reflected in the data architecture of their product in order for customers to use their data most... Read more →

Many Neo4j users host their databases in on-premise data centers, but there’s an increasing trend of utilizing cloud-based hosting providers. EC2 on Amazon Web Services has always been a popular choice given its success in the market, so we wanted to make it even easier to deploy Neo4j on your cloud of choice. This means you can quickly combine the capability of Neo4j to leverage the... 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. Featured Community Member: Niklas Saers This week’s featured community member is Niklas Saers, iOS Lead at Unwire and the co-maintainer of Theo - the Neo4j Swift driver with Cory Wiles. Niklas Saers - This week's featured community... Read more →

Editor's Note: This presentation was given by Mark Kvamme and Clark Richey at GraphConnect San Francisco in October 2016. Presentation Summary Enterprises are faced with a variety of challenges when it comes to managing data, largely due to the disparate storage of a data in aging infrastructure. This results in companies using huge amount of resources — personnel, time, hardware and... Read more →