Graph Databases - What's Changed?

Ultipa Graph, one of the newer entrants to the graph database space, is approaching its 5.0 version update.

Less than five years after its initial release, Redis has announced that RedisGraph will be discontinued. Why?

After making an investment in the company back in 2019, Informatica has now announced the acquisition of GreenBay Technologies.

Graph database vendor Franz Inc. has released the latest versions of AllegroGraph, and graph visualisation and discovery engine, Gruff.

This article discusses the current and planned features in Neo4j that specifically relate to performance and scalability.

Why is data governance so hot right now?

The second in this series of updates discusses recent releases from Ontotext

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.

New approaches to data virtualisation threaten incumbents

Analytics and graphs are appearing in more and more software tools

Reltio provides analytic applications - think actionable insight - on top of an MDM foundation

Cray sees the convergence of HPC (high performance computing) and big data.

GraphConnect is (probably) the largest graph database conference.

There are some interesting new kids on the block in the spreadsheet world

Third party database providers are going to have some difficulty in persuading SAP that they can support S/4HANA

Stories are becoming broader and that doesn't necessarily make life easier

The graph database market is starting to consolidate. There are also interesting graph and associative database developments

In its new release Neo4j has extended its property graphs by including labelling

DB2 now has so many storage engines that it's no longer accurate to simply call it "relational"

InfiniteGraph is a graph database built on top of Objectivity/DB

The latest version of DB2 for Linux, UNIX and Windows is now available. Perhaps most interestingly DB2 can now act as a graph store.