Graph databases are here to stay and for now Neo4j is setting the standard for the rest of the market. “There is a tipping point but that will take some time,” Aslett said.

Graph databases are also, he says, more flexible than traditional databases, as they can store a wider range of attributes than conventional systems and attach multiple attributes to one entry.

Graph databases are all around us, but more often than not are hiding in plain sight. A good example is the Microsoft Graph, which Microsoft characterizes as "the gateway to data and intelligence ...

Markets and Markets anticipates the graph database market will reach $2.4 billion by 2023, up from $821.8 million in 2018. And analysts at Gartner expect that enterprise graph processing and graph ...

TigerGraph Inc. is upgrading its graph database with a hybrid search capability designed to power artificial intelligence applications. The Redwood City, California-based startup debuted the ...