Graph update
This is the first of several articles on the graph/RDF (and hypergraph) space. This one is generic, the others will be product/vendor specific.
NoHow is the antidote to NoSQL
Declarative languages are becoming more and more prevalent for NoSQL
Graphs and GPUs
SYSTAP is implementing its graph database using Nvidia GPUs. This has some serious price/performance benefits for large scale analytics.
Enthusiasm is the SPARQL in your eyes
SPARQLverse is a new analytic graph database developed by SPARQL City and available from both that company and as part of the Actian Analytics Platform.
The return of the associative database?
An open source associative database project in the US means that this technology may be about to make a comeback.
BSP and Graphs
Bulk Synchronous Parallel is a clustered low-cost solution (a la Hadoop) being adopted for graph databases and graph analytics
Teradata Aster 6.0
The latest release of Teradata Aster has some interesting graph capabilities
De-duplication in a graph database
Could you use a graph database for matching? Yes, almost certainly. And, if so, how would that compete with data quality tools?
YarcData
The fourth in a series of five articles about graph databases