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GraphSummit Europe 2024: Actionable Insights From Industry Leaders and Innovators
Sep 18 2 mins read
Join us in London on October 16 and 17 for GraphSummit Europe 2024! With a focus on graph technology, connected data, and GenAI, this year’s event features presentations on the most complex data challenges modern organizations face — and how solving them can unlock new growth... read more
The Competitive Advantage of Graph Databases in the Enterprise
Nov 16, 2015 3 mins read
“Big data” grows bigger every year, but today’s enterprise leaders don’t only need to manage larger volumes of data – they critically need to generate insight from their existing data. So how should CIOs and CTOs generate those insights? To paraphrase Seth Godin, businesses need to... read more
Neo4j on IBM POWER8: Scale Massive Graphs Like Never Before
Nov 13, 2015 3 mins read
openCypher and the Neo4j 2.3 release weren’t the only big announcements Emil Eifrem made during his keynote address at GraphConnect San Francisco. The Neo4j team is also proud to unveil Neo4j on IBM POWER8. Just as we are working hard to make Neo4j the best, fastest and most scalable... read more
From the Neo4j Community: October 2015
Nov 12, 2015 2 mins read
The Neo4j community has had a very busy October! Besides the three major announcements at GraphConnect San Francisco, community members have been abuzz about everything from real-time databases to competitive benchmarks. Below are some of our top picks from our stellar (and growing!) community... read more
Webinar: Umgekehrte Architekturanalyse im Datastore-Umfeld
Nov 11, 2015 2 mins read
Wie versprochen hier der Blog Post zu unserem Webinar mit Joachim und Christian von synyx. Für all die von Ihnen, die nicht teilnehmen konnten, gibt es die Aufzeichnung und die Präsentation. Wenn es an der Zeit ist eine Datenbank für Ihr Projekt auszuwählen, gibt es inzwischen... read more
An Automated Market of Cypher-Annotated Microservices, Part 1 [Community Post]
Nov 10, 2015 6 mins read
About 75 years ago, Allan Turing showed us how to build a universal computer. At the time, computers were human individuals, whose jobs were doing mathematical computations. It might have been the simplicity of the technology at that time that influenced Turing to imagine his automatic... read more
Graph Databases in the Enterprise: Graph-Based Search
Nov 09, 2015 5 mins read
Graph-based search is a new approach to data and digital asset management originally pioneered by Facebook and Google. Search powered by a graph database delivers relevant information that you may not have specifically asked for – offering a more proactive and targeted search experience,... read more
