Nearly five years ago, Amazon Web Services (AWS) launched Neptune, a service for running apps that need a graph database to store and query connected datasets. Now, to keep up with the serverless ...

Graph databases, such as Neo4j, Apache Spark GraphX, DataStax Enterprise Graph, IBM Graph, JanusGraph, TigerGraph, AnzoGraph, the graph portion of Azure Cosmos DB, and the subject of this review, ...

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Amazon Web Services Inc. finally made its cloud-based graph database Amazon Neptune generally available today, almost six months to the day after it was first unveiled at its AWS re:Invent conference.

Even before the announcement, AWS emphasized two key points: Neptune would enable users to seamlessly go from proof of concept to production, and there was great interest by many major clients. Its ...

Amazon’s AMZN cloud computing arm Amazon Web Services (“AWS”) is focused on reinforcing its presence in the cloud industry. The company has announced that Amazon Neptune, which was unveiled at the end ...