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The Past, Present, and Future of Data Storage As we approach the end of 2011 and look forward to another year, we pause to reflect on the long history of data storage. Mankind's ability to create, process, store, and recall information is light years ahead of the days of cave paintings and engravings on stone tablets. Vast amounts of information can be stored on drives smaller than your thumb, and data centers are cropping up at an increasingly high rate. What does the future of data storage hold? Are we really that close to holographic drives? Embed this image on your site: Graph Databases, published by O'Reilly Media

Home | OrientDB Document-Graph NoSQL DatabaseOrientDB Document-Graph NoSQL Database Comparison | OrientDB Manual 1.7.8 This is a comparison page between GraphDB projects. To know more about the comparison of DocumentDBs look at this comparison. We want to keep it always updated with the new products and more features in the matrix. The products below all support the TinkerPop Blueprints API at different level of compliance. The table below reports the time to complete the Blueprints Test Suite. So this table is just to give an idea about the performance of each implementation in every single module it supports. Lower means faster. All the tests are executed against the same HW/SW configuration: MacBook Pro (Retina) 2013 - 16 GB Ram - MacOSX 12.3.0 - SDD 7200rpm. To run the Blueprints Test Suite you need java6+, Apache Maven and Git. > git clone mvn clean install