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What is Graph-native Infrastructure?

It is a special data storage structure designed based on direct connections between data.

Overview

Unlike traditional tables, this system maintains data in the form of interconnected nodes and lines. Relationships between information are as important as the data itself. In this way, complex network analyzes can be performed very quickly.

Analogy: It's like creating a map by building direct hyperlinks from one subject to another, rather than arranging the files in a library in alphabetical order.

How it works

Data are linked together by pointers, so you don't have to scan the entire list to move from one data to another.

Where it is used

It is used in social network analytics, fraud detection systems, and complex knowledge graphs.

Commonly confused with

Not to be confused with classic relational databases (SQL); because here the relationship is not a part of the picture, but the basis of the structure.

Frequently asked questions

Why should I choose this structure?

This structure is much faster if you need to query deep and complex relationships between data in seconds.

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