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EPISODE · Oct 16, 2024 · 8 MIN

Beyond Rows and Columns: Exploring the Missing Third Dimension

from FalkorDB Podcast: Innovating at the Intersection of Graphs, AI, and Databases · host FalkorDB

Base on a blog post by Guy Korland, CEO and Co-Founder of FalkorDB, discussing the various ways in which data is stored in databases. He highlights three main database storage models: row-based, column-based, and network-based (graph). The author then explains that FalkorDB is a graph database that utilizes a novel approach, using GraphBLAS to store edges in adjacency matrices, thus optimizing data retrieval and traversal for graph-based applications. The blog post concludes by promoting FalkorDB's capabilities and encouraging readers to explore its features. To learn more see: https://www.falkordb.com/blog/beyond-rows-and-columns-exploring-the-missing-third-dimension/

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Base on a blog post by Guy Korland, CEO and Co-Founder of FalkorDB, discussing the various ways in which data is stored in databases. He highlights three main database storage models: row-based, column-based, and network-based (graph). The author...

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