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 ...

Data models and query languages are admittedly somewhat dry topics for people who are not in the inner circle of connoisseurs. Although graph data models and query languages are no exception to that ...

There's been a debate of sorts in AI circles about which database is more important in finding truthful information in generative AI applications: graph or vector databases. AWS decided to leave the ...

The AWS Neptune graph database is designed to store a wide collection of complex relationships as a scalable service. It supports a number of different and evolving standards for representing ...

Amazon Neptune: 6 Ways to Use the AWS Graph Database Your email has been sent Learn how you can use Amazon Neptune's Graph Database to simplify building and running graph applications. When Amazon Web ...

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.

AWS today announced that its Neptune graph database, which made its debut during the platform’s annual re:Invent conference last November, is now generally available. The launch of Neptune was one of ...