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    <p>Looking at Neo4j, and the 32 billion relationship limit has me worried (imagine 40 million users who upload 500 photos, have 500 friends, make 500 comments etc and before you know it you are past 32 billion).. So I have some concerns and have to make sure I'm making the best choice on which database to use.</p> <p><strong>Not</strong> looking for subjective answers nor debate here - ie. which one is better etc - rather, since <em>I'm betting a startup's future on what graph database is uses</em>, I need to know the risks the different databases present, such as Neo4j not having more than 32billion relationships.</p> <p>Now, several companies have called their graph databases the "leading graph database".. but let's <strong>look past the hype</strong> -which one has the most financial backing? Which db enjoys a large community support? Which one has a solid company behind it for commercial support? </p> <p><strong>Which one is most likely to be mature enough so if you wanted, you could easily create facebook with minimal effort?</strong></p> <p>It's easy to choose a graph database on technical features or familiarity - but I'm looking for more than that - I want to make sure a few years from the company is still around. I want to make sure I'm not choosing to go with Neo4j based on hype and the momentum it currently (temporarily?) has...</p> <p>And What other graphs can contend with Neo4gj to create a full fledged social network similar to facebook (again, <strong>not looking for better</strong>, just looking for a solid competitor ).</p> <p>Please don't let this turn into a subjective Neo vs Dex debate - just facts and solids answers please..</p>
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    1. COThe size limits (which are artificially anyway) will be increased this year: http://blog.neo4j.org/2013/01/2013-whats-coming-next-in-neo4j.html
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