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AuraDB High Memory instances with up to 2TB of RAM now generally available

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Date Published
Author
Paul Blewett
Word Count
852
Company Posts That Month
8
Language
English
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Summary

Neo4j has made AuraDB High Memory instances with up to 2TB of RAM generally available for Business Critical and Virtual Dedicated Cloud customers on AWS and Google Cloud, enabling larger graph workloads to run in a managed service rather than self-hosted Neo4j Enterprise deployments. The new configurations include four sizes per cloud, ranging from roughly 744–768GB to 1,952–2,048GB of RAM and supporting up to 5TB of storage, while the maximum storage limit for eligible AuraDB instances on AWS, Google Cloud, and Azure has increased from 2TB to 5TB. Neo4j positions the instances for large knowledge graphs and GraphRAG applications, fraud and anti-money-laundering analysis, identity resolution, customer 360 systems, digital twins, and migrations of large self-managed graphs. Users can create and manage these instances through the existing Aura Console and API, with memory and storage configurable independently, although access depends on prepaid terms and available regional cloud capacity.

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