Why Graph Databases?
Graph databases store data as nodes and edges, making relationship traversal orders of magnitude faster than relational joins — ideal for fraud detection, recommendation engines, knowledge graphs, and network analysis.
Top Graph Database Systems
24 platforms for storing, querying and analysing connected data
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Neo4j
A highly scalable native graph database, purpose-built to leverage not only data but also data relationships at enterprise scale.
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ArangoDB
Natively store data for graph, document, and search needs — all accessible via one feature-rich query language (AQL).
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Dgraph
The world's most advanced native GraphQL database with a graph backend — built for production-scale deployments.
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OrientDB
A multi-model database combining the power of graphs with the flexibility of documents — SQL-compatible with full ACID support.
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Amazon Neptune
A fast, reliable, fully managed graph database service built for the cloud — supports both property graphs and RDF.
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Titan
A scalable graph database optimised for storing and querying graphs containing hundreds of billions of vertices and edges across a multi-machine cluster.
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TigerGraph
Delivers the power of a scalable graph database and analytics platform — ideal for deep-link analytics on massive datasets.
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Cayley
An open-source graph database for Linked Data, written in Go and inspired by Freebase's graph technology.
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IBM Graph
An enterprise-grade property graph as a service, built on open source database technologies with strong security and compliance.
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Apache Giraph
An iterative graph processing system built for high scalability — used by Facebook for social graph analysis at web scale.
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HyperGraphDB
A general-purpose, open-source data storage mechanism based on directed hypergraphs — ideal for knowledge management and AI applications.
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Oracle Graph
Enables fraud detection in banking, smart manufacturing traceability, and rich connection analysis — integrated directly with Oracle Database.
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Teradata Aster SQL-GR
A next-generation graph analytics solution delivering powerful insights by combining SQL querying with advanced graph traversal.
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AnzoGraph DB
A horizontally scalable graph database built for online analytics and data harmonisation — leverages SPARQL and W3C standards.
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Bitsy
A small, fast, embeddable, durable in-memory graph database compatible with TinkerPop 3 — perfect for lightweight applications.
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GraphDB (Ontotext)
A powerful RDF database for knowledge graphs — links diverse data, indexes it for semantic search, and enriches it via text analysis.
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AllegroGraph
Entity event knowledge graphs platform combining RDF triple store capabilities with temporal reasoning and geospatial querying.
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RedisGraph
A queryable property graph database using sparse matrices to represent adjacency and linear algebra to query the graph at high speed.
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Graph Engine
Fast data exploration and distributed parallel computing makes Graph Engine a natural platform for large-scale graph processing.
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NebulaGraph
A graph database built for super large-scale graphs with milliseconds of latency — handles billions of vertices and trillions of edges.
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JanusGraph
A scalable graph database optimised for storing and querying graphs of hundreds of billions of vertices and edges across clusters.
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TIBCO Graph Database
Discover, store, and convert complex dynamic data into meaningful insights using TIBCO's enterprise graph platform.
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Stardog
Unifies data based on its meaning — creating a connected network of knowledge to power enterprise AI and analytics applications.
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SAP Graph
An intuitive programming model to easily build extensions and applications using SAP data — surfaces relationships across the SAP ecosystem.
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