Top Graph Database Companies

The global Graph Database market size is projected to grow from USD 507.6 million in 2024 to USD 2,143.0 million by 2030 at a Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) of 27.1% during the forecast period. The rapid increase in IoT devices produces enormous sets of data from such things as sensors, smart home devices, or industrial machinery. These data relationships pose a problem for traditional databases, while native graph databases and knowledge graph engines are built to handle them. Storing device behaviors, network conditions, and other operational parameters in the form of native graph databases using Graph Neural Networks (GNNs) offers real-time analysis and reports. For example, in smart cities, they can monitor how different IoT devices are connected, traffic patterns, energy usage and consumption, and security systems. Graph databases also enable predictive maintenance and process optimization by uncovering hidden patterns in multimodal datasets. These capabilities make graph databases indispensable for industries aiming to harness the full potential of IoT-driven insights and efficiencies.

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Top Companies in Graph Database Industry Include

• IBM Corporation (US)
• Oracle (US)
• Neo4j (US)
• DataStax (US)
• Graphwise (Australia)

IBM Corporation (US), Oracle (US), Microsoft Corporation (US), AWS (US), Neo4j (US), RelationalAI (US), Progress Software (US), TigerGraph (US), Stardog (US), Graphwise (US), Altair (US), Bitnine ( South Korea), ArangoDB (US), Memgraph UK) and Oxford Semantic Technologies (UK). The market players have adopted various strategies to strengthen their Graph Database market position. Organic and inorganic strategies have helped the market players expand globally by providing graph database solutions & services.

IBM Corporation

IBM Corporation (US) is a major player in the graph database market, with offerings including IBM Graph and Db2 Graph. IBM's graph database solutions combine AI, machine learning, and advanced analytics to help businesses discover complex relationships in data for use cases such as fraud detection, network analysis, and recommendation systems. These technologies, which are integrated with IBM Cloud and Watson, improve enterprise application scalability and performance. IBM's substantial presence in the database business, paired with its experience in AI and big data, places them as a major player in the emerging graph database market.

Oracle

IBM Corporation (US) and Oracle Corporation (US) are prominent competitors in the enterprise technology market, providing database solutions, cloud computing, artificial intelligence, and business applications. IBM offers database administration with Db2 and other technologies, although Oracle dominates with Oracle Database and cloud-based services. Both firms compete in cloud infrastructure, AI-powered analytics, and enterprise software, frequently targeting markets such as finance, healthcare, and government. Despite their competitiveness, IBM and Oracle work in areas where interoperability of their technology helps enterprise clients.

Neo4j

Neo4j is one of the first-mover solution providers in the graph database market, providing users with the native ability to tackle connected data. The product portfolio of Neo4j includes the Neo4j Graph Database, a high-performance database for graph data that provides real-time visibility into the connections. Another offering by Neo4j is AuraDB, a service through which the user is offered a cloud-based database as a service to reduce deployment and management effort. The backends of the platform use Graph Neural Networks (GNNs) for AI/ML and Graph RAG to improve knowledge acquisition. With Neo4j, enterprises can fully tap their connected data to drive innovation across all industries.

DataStax

DataStax operates in the data management and cloud database segment, offering solutions focusing on real-time data processing, AI-driven applications, and distributed cloud databases. Its key offering, AstraDB, is a cloud-native, fully managed native graph database built on Apache Cassandra. DataStax and Wikimedia Deutschland partnered to leverage the DataStax AI Platform, built with NVIDIA AI, including NVIDIA NeMo Retriever and NIM microservices, to make Wikidata available to developers as an embedded vectorized database.

Graphwise

Graphwise is a major market player when it comes to knowledge graphs, specializing in the effective handling and utilization of interconnected information to gain actionable insights and meet compliance standards. Graphwise is a new venture formed by the recent merger between Ontotext and Semantic Web Company, combining Ontotext’s strength in large-scale enterprise knowledge graph platforms with Semantic Web Company’s capability in semantic web technology and enterprise knowledge graphs. The merger strengthens Graphwise’s position as a leader in the industry, enabling it to deliver comprehensive tools for data integration, semantic search, and AI-driven analytics. These solutions address a wide range of industries, helping organizations improve data transparency, traceability, and decision-making in healthcare, finance and publishing sectors. The unified organization is set to drive innovation in knowledge graph technologies at a faster pace to meet increasing demand for regulatory compliance and data-driven intelligence.

Market Ranking

The graph database market is consolidated. The total market share of the top five players is between 72% and 76.5%. Although Neo4j has strong recognition in the market due to its larger industrial adoption and more powerful product suite, AWS maintains its top-tier position with Amazon Neptune, a perfectly reliable, scalable, and cost-efficient infrastructure platform. TigerGraph has a distributed native graph database, offering high-performance solutions for complex data relationships. Also standing out in their delivery of comprehensive support for multi-modal data is Graphwise, which merges the functionalities of Poolparty and GraphDB through the Graphwise platform. RelationalAI delivers seamless cloud integration solutions tailored for financial services and supply chains as well as eCommerce businesses. The vendors are expanding their product features due to the increasing enterprise demand for better data relationship management solutions. Emerging companies and smaller entities share 23.5-28% of the market which creates an environment ripe for innovation through competitive dynamics. Developments in graph database technologies, together with greater demand for real-time data analysis and scalable enterprise solutions, drive market competition.

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Graph Database Market by Solutions (Graph Extension, Graph Processing Engines, Native Graph Database, Knowledge Graph Engines), Application (Data Governance and Master Data Management, Infrastructure and Asset Management) - Global Forecast to 2030

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