Breaking out of Data Jail: How Arcurve Better Serves Its Clients with Neo4j Graph Data Science

One of North America’s leading technology services companies, Arcurve, works tirelessly to help clients solve their most challenging problems across industries like energy, technology, finance, and government. Arcurve uses Neo4j Graph Data Science to support their clients, from startups to Fortune 500 companies.

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This Week in Neo4j: Workshops, GPT-3, Graph Data Science Book, Bayesian KG, and More!

We are announcing a new series of workshops in March and April! On March 15, there’s Intro to Neo4j, a hands-on introduction. On March 22, don’t miss Intermediate Cypher Data Modeling and Importing Data, where you can learn more advanced… Read more →

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This Week in Neo4j: Graph Data Science 2.3 Release, GraphGPT, New Courses, Recommendation Engine, Selling KGs to Execs, and More!

Graph Data Science 2.3 was just released! Check out the new features like the Minimum Directed Steiner Tree, super useful for understanding the shortest or least expensive routes when travelling from multiple locations to a specific destination. Or HashGNN, where,… Read more →

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This Week in Neo4j: Data Fabric, Mapping App Flaws, Changes in Cypher, Graph Data Science, Recommendations, Visualization, CloudQuery, and More

This week’s newsletter features several interesting articles. Get started using graph visualization to execute security queries with “How to use CloudQuery for Attack Surface Management and Graph Visualization”, by Jason Kao blogging for the data integration platform CloudQuery. You’ll extract… Read more →

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Announcing Neo4j Graph Data Science 2.3

We’re excited to announce Neo4j Graph Data Science 2.3, which includes new algorithms, new graph embedding, and performance improvements.

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This Week in Neo4j: VS Code Extension, Geospatial Data, Closeness Centrality, Project Management, and More!

This week’s newsletter features tools to make your life easier using graph theory and practical applications. Top of the list is a Neo4j VS Code extension to manage connections to Neo4j instances and run Cypher queries in the IDE. You… Read more →

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This Week in Neo4j: OpenAI, Deploying on GCP, Neodash, Graph Algorithms, Python, and More

Thanks for tuning in to this week’s newsletter! Check out Gaston Guitart’s article for developers provisioning instances on GCP. This automated deployment system for Neo4j extensions is a workflow consisting of a GCP function and a NodesJS web app. You… Read more →

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Enabling Low/No Code Engineering Experience and Operationalizing Information Models

Discover how Yokagawa drives digital transformation by building a knowledge graph that enables low-code engineering experience.

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Graph Databases for Beginners: Why Graph Technology Is the Future

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… Read more →

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The Visual Simplicity of Graph: The 5-Minute Interview With Folks From Fractal 5

“Everything is a graph. So as far as Neo’s development and the advances it’s made in the speed and adoption of more data – and more mature data – everyone can leverage all the developments in regards to graph neural networks and such. And that lends itself to a better world altogether,” Bjartur Hjaltason, machine learning engineer at Fractal 5.

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This Week in Neo4j: Website Analysis, Conversational AI, Graph Machine Learning, Facial Recognition, Graph Tutorial, and More

In this week’s newsletter, you can read about constructing a real-time interactive conversational AI system. Antonio Origlia describes how graphs make it possible to cross-reference encyclopedic knowledge and dialogue corpora, representing both the domain knowledge and the way people communicate… Read more →

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Standard Chartered: Threat Intelligence Using Knowledge Graphs

Learn how Standard Chartered protects their customers’ money, assets, and data from threats using knowledge graphs.

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This Week in Neo4j: HealthECCO, Graph Algorithms in Rust, Nobel Prize, AWS Lambda, Python, IntelliJ, and More

Welcome to this year’s first newsletter! Here are some of this week’s highlights: In “Create Dynamic Serverless Applications with Neo4j Graph Database and AWS Lambda,” you’ll learn to populate front-end applications with connected data. In the article “Extracting insights from… Read more →

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Neo4j Recognized for the First Time in the 2022 Gartner® Magic Quadrant™ for Cloud Database Management Systems

It’s the first time that Neo4j or any native graph vendor has been included in the Gartner® Magic Quadrant™ report.

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Please Welcome Alyson Welch, Neo4j’s Chief Revenue Officer

We’re so excited to welcome Alyson Welch, Neo4j’s new Chief Revenue Officer, to our company and community!

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How DBS Connect Knowledge with a Knowledge Quotient Framework

Discover how DBS brought their siloed customer data together using knowledge graphs to achieve customer 360.

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This Week in Neo4j: Best of Graph 2022

Happy New Year! In this special edition of our weekly newsletter, we take a look at some of the best articles from 2022, including several deep dives into use cases. And you’ll find links to the GraphAcademy courses new in… Read more →

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Predictions for 2023: What’s on the Horizon for Graph Technology?

It’s always a pleasure speaking with Jim Webber, Neo4j’s Chief Scientist. I got the opportunity to sit down with him for an extensive conversation that touched on everything from the challenges of the COVID years, some recent product launches at Neo4j, the graph ecosystem in APAC and beyond, and his predictions for what’s in store for graph in the year 2023. (Hint: Graphs aren’t going away.

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This Week in Neo4j: Genealogy, ChatGPT Adventures, Dev Tools, and More

Happy Holidays! Thank you for being part of the graph community! In this year’s last newsletter, we have tools, tricks, and fun stuff, and I hope you find something to make your own! Experiment along with Michael and Alexander in… Read more →

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Better Together With AWS: The 5-Minute Interview With Roya Niki Hugosson

“We went together with Neo4j and told this Better Together story… Speed and cost, they are important, and that’s what customers can get with Neo4j’s graph,” Roya Niki Hugosson, Strategic Account Manager, ISV, Amazon Web Services.

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This Week in Neo4j: Typescript Course, Better Graph Displays, Using Apache Hop, and More

As far as data sources go, users are some of the best. That’s why we’re asking for your help with a brief survey to understand how you’re using JSON data: what the sources of your JSON data are, what level… Read more →

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How Banks in ANZ Use Data-Driven Insights to Optimize DevOp and Cloud Migration

Discover how a leading Australian Bank is using data-driven insights to optimize their DevOps as well as migrating to the cloud using Neo4j.

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This Week in Neo4j: Visualization, Akamai, House of the Dragon, Geospatial Data, Clustering, Cypher in Neo4j 5, Testcontainers, and More

If you’re a developer building modern applications, you’ve probably heard of GraphQL. The Neo4j GraphQL Library enables rapid API development for cross-platform and mobile applications by tapping into the power of connected data. Best of all, it’s designed to be… Read more →

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Connecting Data Across the Enterprise: The 5-Minute Interview With Simone Novali

“Neo4j is a strategic partner and the most complete and powerful graph database we found. So we decided to use Neo4j as our graph database,” says Simone Novali, Enterprise Architect.

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Better AI With Neo4j and Azure Machine Learning

Learn how to integrate Neo4j’s Graph Feature Engineering capabilities with Azure Machine Learning for better AI.

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