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Uses "pointer chasing" to traverse nodes and edges. Each hop requires a separate memory lookup, which slows down significantly as the network grows.

A new open-source player, , just dropped a bombshell: it’s 496x faster than Neo4j. Uses "pointer chasing" to traverse nodes and edges

Traversing "friends-of-friends" becomes a single parallelized operation ( Uses "pointer chasing" to traverse nodes and edges

For anyone building or real-time AI agents, this level of latency reduction could be a game-changer. Uses "pointer chasing" to traverse nodes and edges