Category: Graph Databases

Feed: Neo4j Graph Data Platform. Author: Angela Zimmerman. We are so excited to share with you an outstanding webinar we hosted recently. We enlisted some of the brightest minds in tech to talk about their vast and varied experience with knowledge graphs, and share some insights on this exploding technology. We’re especially delighted that this showcase of talent is all women, an oft underrepresented demographic in tech today. But that is quickly changing, as evidenced by this group of females on the frontlines of graph technology. This conversation was moderated by Dr. Maya Natarajan, Neo4j’s Senior Program Director of Knowledge ... Read More

Feed: Cambridge Intelligence. Author: Thomas Chan. In this blog post, we use an app built with the ReGraph graph visualization SDK to test the latest Next.js features and see if they deliver a better developer and end-user experience.I’m also interested in blockchain technology, so the application we use is a cryptocurrency analysis tool I built for fun as a sideline Friday Project. Building a cryptocurrency visualization tool using ReGraph and the Next.js frameworkAbout Next.jsIf you work in the React ecosystem, you’ve probably heard of Next.js by Vercel already. There are many React frameworks, but NextJS stands out because of its ... Read More

Feed: Neo4j Graph Data Platform. Author: Yolande Poirier. A new course is available on GraphAcademy for Building Neo4j Applications with Java! Michael Hunger and I collaborated to create a hands-on course that starts with a project skeleton and guides users through writing code to build a completed IMDB-clone application with Neo4j and Java. In the app, we can store and query users, movies, genres, people, and user favorites. The data that feeds the fully-fledged application includes the MovieLens recommendation dataset, augmented with themoviedb.org movie and cast data. Data results are presented to the user through a beautiful webpage supported ... Read More

Feed: Neo4j Graph Data Platform. Author: Enzo. Different types of database management systems store data in different structures. Choosing a data structure (data model) that is compatible with your application can go a long way. In the second episode of Neo4j Under the Hood, we break down the concept of data model and delve into the features of graph data model that makes it unique in modern application development.Check out more episodes of the Neo4j Under the Hood series and dive into the nuts and bolts of graph database technology.See All Episodes ... Read More

Feed: Cambridge Intelligence. Author: Rosy Hunt. We’re pleased to announce two new members of our executive management team: Chief Operating Officer (COO) Jess Berrisford and Chief Commercial Officer (CCO) Tim Butchart.Jess joined us last month. She has more than 15 years’ experience in delivery and business operations, with a great track record for scaling up high-growth tech, e-commerce and SaaS companies.As COO she focuses on the day-to-day running of the organization, designing and implementing change with particular interest in recruitment, leadership and team management – in a nutshell, helping us to grow and transform.“I’m delighted to join the talented team ... Read More

Feed: Neo4j Graph Data Platform. Author: Enzo. Supply chains are becoming increasingly complex as companies look to capitalize on new opportunities in the global marketplace. In order to stay competitive, enterprises must be able to quickly and efficiently adapt to changing conditions. One small change in the market can reverberate throughout this complex ecosystem, making it difficult for any one function or even group within a single company – such as finance and accounting – to have visibility into everything that goes into making products available at stores, retailers, and warehouses around the globe. In any business, but particularly in retail ... Read More

Feed: Neo4j Graph Data Platform. Author: Enzo. Editor’s note: This presentation was given by Tawanda Ewing at Connections: Graphs for Cloud Developers 2021. As a Machine Learning Engineer for a startup called Deep Learning Café, I am in charge of getting most of our artificial intelligence and machine learning systems up and running in a cloud environment, often by using Google Cloud Platform. With my interests in technology, science, and Africa, I see opportunities for Neo4j and AI to solve complex problems that we face on the African continent. So, with that, I’ll share the fraud problem my company faced ... Read More

Feed: Neo4j Graph Data Platform. Author: Yolande Poirier. The big news this week for Neo4j was two major releases: Graph Data Science (GDS) 2.0 and AuraDS. GDS 2.0 brings a ton of new features, such as improvements to similarity algorithms, unified machine learning pipelines, and simplified graph projections using Cypher. Another big highlight in this release is a native Python client that allows you to establish a connection to your database and easily call GDS procedures without having to configure a driver or manage transaction functions. AuraDS is the new managed service for graph data science. Like AuraDB, it provides ... Read More

Feed: Neo4j Graph Data Platform. Author: Angela Zimmerman. I think we can all agree that cybersecurity is one of today’s more acute concerns around the globe. After all, ransomware-related data leaks are up by 82 percent with a 40 percent overall increase in ransomware attacks during the pandemic. Identity theft increased by 42 percent in 2020 compared to 2019. The Healthcare industry spent $6 trillion due to security breaches. And 700 million records were exposed from one social media giant within 3 months in 2021. These statistics are alarming. But thankfully, technology is evolving to meet a universal demand to ... Read More

Feed: Neo4j Graph Data Platform. Author: Angela Zimmerman. Aura now has the ability to pause your database instance when it’s not in use. You can pause with just a click (on the paid tiers) and while paused, you only incur 20 percent of the regular running cost. Neo4j Aura, Neo4j’s cloud-native graph service, is designed to be always on for our most critical application needs. But many times, we don’t want our databases running 24 x 7 x 365. Suppose you need to use the instance only during daytime weekday hours, or you use it for development, testing, or training, ... Read More