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Technically, NoSQL reffers mostly to non-relational databases, and a Graph DB is all about relations, so I would say a Graph is more SQL than a standard RDBMS is :))
Also Neo4J doesn't scale (main advantage of the NoSQL), some new graph databases does like DGraph and Neptune.
Technically, NoSQL reffers mostly to non-relational databases, and a Graph DB is all about relations, so I would say a Graph is more SQL than a standard RDBMS is :))
Also Neo4J doesn't scale (main advantage of the NoSQL), some new graph databases does like DGraph and Neptune.
Neo4j and Amazon Neptune are slightly different breeds. They're technically triple store databases. But yeah. Other than that I agree with you.