High-Performance Graph Databases
I am not sure of the exact statistic, but something like 95% of all production databases are less than 10GB. There seems to be a 'FAANG hacker' fascination with 'extreme-scale' which probably comes from seeing the challenges faced by the handful of organizations working at that level. Much of the time most graph database users want (as in why are they there) a DB that allows you to flexibly model your data and run complex queries. They probably also want some sort of interoperability. If you can do that well for 10GB, that is holy grail enough. We certainly found that developing graph database TerminusDB [1] - most users have smaller production DBs, more lightly use bells and whistles features, and really want things like easy schema evolution.[1] https://github.com/terminusdb/terminusdb