Category: Graph Databases

Feed: Neo4j Graph Database Platform. Author: Andreas Kollegger. Surely the most exciting part of Web3 is that it brings us closer to Web4j, which will be entirely based on property graphs. Past decentralization, a great thing about graphs is that they have no center, or equally that every connected member is a center (has centrality). You are a center. The web will fold around you into your own pocket universe of information, applications, and transactions. (web1:Read)-->(web2:Write)-->(web3:Transact)-->(web4:Personal) Until that beautiful future, enjoy some reading about NFTs, SmartContracts, web development with PHP, and sports data science in this week’s edition of Twin4j ... Read More

Feed: Neo4j Graph Database Platform. Author: Enzo. Emil Eifrem, CEO and Co-Founder of Neo4j, offers his advice from years of experience successfully leading the graph database industry.In case you missed his talk at the SaaStr Annual 2021 Conference, I’ll cover his key ideas for what it takes to become a category leading infrastructure company in the cloud. Virtuous Cycle As a Framework for SuccessIn his keynote, Emil starts by introducing his general framework for growth, which he views as a virtuous cycle. Here are the four stages of Emil’s virtuous cycle: Awareness: You want people to be excited ... Read More

Feed: Neo4j Graph Database Platform. Author: Enzo. Welcome back, everyone, and welcome to 2022! 2021 flew by like no other (arguably faster than 2020, I’d say). It’s hard to believe I’m writing a winter edition of our news round-up, having already wrapped up the holiday season. Over the last few months, we’ve read and spoken a lot about the immense growth at Neo4j, including a new funding round and board appointment, how to truly understand our data amongst the deluge, and the ongoing challenges of cybercrime (an evergreen theme, it seems). Wrapping up the year has been nothing short of ... Read More

Feed: Neo4j Graph Database Platform. Author: Angela Zimmerman. By Sixing Huang, Derek Ding, Emil Pastor, Irwan Butar Butar, and Shiny Zhu Supported by Maruthi Prithivirajan, Joshua Yu, and Daniel Ng from Neo4jBig data, machine learning, cloud, and graph databases are transforming the healthcare industry. A vast amount of relation-rich medical data is stored in graph databases on the cloud and processed by machine learning. As a result, we gain a deeper understanding of the human body. This knowledge will lead to better prevention, more accurate diagnoses, and more effective treatments. The technological advance also democratizes healthcare. It not only lowers ... Read More

Feed: Cambridge Intelligence. Author: Warren Fitzhenry. In this blog post we look at mobile money fraud detection techniques using KronoGraph’s powerful combination of time series charts and event timelines. KronoGraph, our timeline visualization SDK, reveals hidden patterns during fraud investigationsWhat is mobile money?Mobile money is not the same as having a banking app on your cellphone or using phone-based payment services like Google or Apple Pay. They’re just alternative channels to access your traditional bank account.Mobile money is a digital payment platform in its own right.The mobile money account acts as an electronic wallet associated with the SIM card on ... Read More

Feed: Neo4j Graph Database Platform. Author: Alexander Erdl. This first real Twin4j of 2022 again covers a wide range of topics we think will be interesting to you. Are you wondering what’s the most fun way to get your data in Neo4j? If you ask Samuel Longley, he will tell you ETL is the way to go and has started a blog series to prove his point. If you are a Data Scientist on the other hand and want to boost your data retrieval from Neo4j, Tomaz Bratanic shows you how to do that. We are currently ... Read More

Feed: Blog – ArangoDB. Author: Anthony Mahanna. Estimated reading time: 1 minute We are proud to announce the GA 1.0 release of the ArangoDB-DGL Adapter! The ArangoDB-DGL Adapter exports Graphs from ArangoDB, a multi-model Graph Database, into Deep Graph Library (DGL), a python package for graph neural networks, and vice-versa. On December 30th, 2021, we introduced to the ArangoML community our first release of the DGL Adapter for ArangoDB. We worked closely with our existing ArangoDB-NetworkX Adapter implementation to aim for a consistent UX across our (growing) Adapter Family. You can expect the same developer-friendly options, along with a helpful ... Read More

Feed: Blog – ArangoDB. Author: Anthony Mahanna. Estimated reading time: 1 minute We are proud to announce the GA 3.0 release of the ArangoDB-NetworkX Adapter! The ArangoDB-Networkx Adapter exports Graphs from ArangoDB, a multi-model Graph Database, into NetworkX, the swiss army knife for graph analysis with python, and vice-versa. Back in November 2021, we (quietly) released its 1.0 distribution, which overhauled the adapter in its entirety. We refactored its existing feature of converting ArangoDB graphs to NetworkX, and introduced the ability to convert NetworkX graphs to ArangoDB, via a range of developer-friendly options. It’s also open source! This latest major ... Read More

Feed: Neo4j Graph Database Platform. Author: Angela Zimmerman. Last year’s NODES event concluded with the enigmatic Jim Webber – Neo4j’s Chief Architect and CTO – interviewing a series of graph devotees, users, customers, and community members. Interviewees included a risk modeling scientist, a civic tech practitioner, and a software engineer. His final keynote of the day was with Dr. Edgar Osuna, the Chief Data and Analytics Officer at TODO1 who received his PhD from MIT. (Woah. Smart guy.) Together, Jim and Edgar explored how graph technology is used by TODO1 to identify bad actors in real-time financial crimes, and applauded the Neo4j ... Read More

Feed: Neo4j Graph Database Platform. Author: Angela Zimmerman. Update: Patrick now serves on the Board of Directors of Twitter as an independent director.It is my pleasure to announce that Patrick Pichette has joined the Neo4j Board of Directors. Patrick is a partner at Inovia Capital, former CFO at Google, and currently the Board Chair at Twitter – to say his experience and leadership is a phenomenal fit at Neo4j is an understatement. Patrick and I had a chance to sit down and talk about his illustrious professional background, his experience with graph technology on a massive scale, his vision for ... Read More