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N5 Rumi

Rumi is a software platform that enables enterprises to embed rich, real-time analytical data processing directly into their transactional applications.
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Graph Database (2020)

This is Bloor's fourth Market Update in this space, which discusses the state of the graph database market as of early 2020.
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Amazon Neptune

In Amazon Neptune, both RDF graphs and Property Graphs are stored in a “quad” representation using a custom data model.
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Cambridge Semantics AnzoGraph (2020)

AnzoGraph is a massively parallel graph database that runs on HDFS, NFS and other big data platforms and is ACID compliant.
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DataStax Enterprise (DSE) (Graph Engine)

The DSE Graph Engine is a property graph that is built into DSE and leverages DSE’s capabilities for storage, search and analytics.
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AllegroGraph (2020)

AllegroGraph from Franz Inc. is a semantic graph database focused on generating semantic knowledge graphs.
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Grakn Core and Grakn KGMS (2020)

Grakn consists of a database, an abstraction layer and a knowledge graph, which is used to organise complex networks of data and make them queryable.
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MarkLogic Data Hub Service and MarkLogic Server

MarkLogic Server is a multi-model database that can be used to store documents, relational data via tables, rows and columns, and graph data.
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Memgraph (2020)

Memgraph is an in-memory, ACID-compliant, property graph database written in C++ that supports openCypher.
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Neo4j (2020)

Neo4j is a property graph database with a native engine that is targeted at operational, hybrid operational/analytic (HTAP) and pure analytic use cases.
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Objectivity ThingSpan (2020)

Objectivity/DB has proven scalability and performance credentials in highly demanding environments. ThingSpan, which is built into the database.
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Ontotext GraphDB and the Ontotext Platform (2020)

GraphDB from Ontotext is a native RDF database with dynamic indexing that integrates with various search technologies, document stores, and text mining.
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RedisGraph (2020)

RedisGraph is the graph database module for Redis where, by “module” the company means functionality embedded into the product.
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Sparsity Technologies Sparksee

Sparsity Technologies Sparksee is a property graph database that focuses on high performance deployment at scale and on embedded systems.
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Stardog (2020)

Stardog is an RDF database with strong support for SPARQL and OWL that can be extended to provide labelled property graph capabilities.
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TigerGraph (2020)

TigerGraph uses a property graph paradigm and has been designed specifically to support real-time (less than one second) analytics.
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InfluxDB

InfluxDB is a time series database that has been designed that way, as opposed to a relational (or other) database that supports time series.
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Redis Enterprise (February 2020)

Redis Enterprise is an in-memory, distributed (automated partitioning), NoSQL database with a key-value store as its underpinning.
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ScyllaDB

ScyllaDB is a Cassandra compatible database developed using C++ rather than Java. As a result in has a smaller footprint and better performance that Cassandra.
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Database technology for the 2020s

Multi-model databases are becoming increasingly popular. This paper discusses these in general, and Redis in particular.
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Hybrid real-time data processing

There are multiple ways in which databases that support real-time operational/transactional and analytic processing may be implemented. This report compares representative samples of each.
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Redis Enterprise (June 2019)

Redis is an in-memory, multi-model database platform.
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MongoDB

MongoDB is an open source, distributed, NoSQL document-oriented database that stores JSON documents.
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DataStax Enterprise

DataStax Enterprise is a distributed NoSQL database, using CQL, that is oriented towards (though not exclusive to) cloud and hybrid-cloud architectures.
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Couchbase Server

Couchbase Server is an open source, shared nothing, distributed, NoSQL multi-model, document-oriented database that stores JSON documents.
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InterSystems IRIS (2019)

InterSystems IRIS contains a multi-model database that stores data in multi-dimensional arrays.
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EsgynDB

EsgynDB is a massively parallel processing SQL-based database that typically leverages Trafodion tables, but which also supports Hive, HBase, Parquet, ORC and Avro formats.
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Aerospike

Aerospike is a distributed, massively parallel, NoSQL database with a three-tier architecture
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Graph Database Market Update 2019

This is the third Market Update into the graph database market, considering and comparing both property graph and RDF databases.
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Memgraph (2019)

Memgraph is a property graph database targeted primarily at hybrid analytic and transactional environments.
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Cray Systems and the Cray Graph Engine

The Cray Graph Engine is an RDF database that runs on a variety of Cray hardware platforms.
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ArangoDB

ArangoDB is a multi-model database that supports document (JSON), key-value and property graph capabilities with one database core and one declarative query language.
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Cambridge Semantics AnzoGraph (2019)

AnzoGraph is a massively parallel RDF database targeted primarily at large scale analytic environments
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Microsoft Azure Cosmos DB

Cosmos DB is a distributed multi-model database that is provided as a service. It supports key-value, column store, document and property graphs.
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EsgynDB and HTAP

This paper discusses the sorts of features needed to support HTAP processing and then considers the capabilities of EsgynDB within this context.
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What’s Hot in Data

In this paper, we have identified the potential significance of a wide range of data-based technologies that impact on the move to a data-driven environment.
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SQL Engines on Hadoop

There are many SQL on Hadoop engines, but they are suited to different use cases: this report considers which engines are best for which sets of requirements.
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All about graphs: a primer

Over the last few years graph databases have been the fastest growing sector within the database market ...
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Graph and RDF databases Market Update 2016

This Market Update discusses the latest trends in this market, along with our assessment of the leading vendors in the market.
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Graph and RDF databases 2016

This Market Report discusses the latest trends in this market, along with a detailed assessment of the leading vendors in the market
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All things Hadoop

Discussing the Open Data Platform and Apache Spark
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Big Data roundup

Some latest news from vendors in the Hadoop and/or big data space
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Graph databases and NoSQL

The second in a series of five articles about graph databases
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Problems with Hadoop

This is part of the series about big data, discussing various issues, and their resolution, around Hadoop
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What is Hadoop?

Since some people seem to think that Hadoop equates to big data it is pertinent to discuss the former before talking about the latter.
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