Is the idea of 'memory index' the only reason why Ultipa is fast? I mean if Neo4j, TigerGraph or other manufacturers also implement this technique, will they achieve similar query performance?
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Is the idea of 'memory index' the only reason why Ultipa is fast? I mean if Neo4j, TigerGraph or other manufacturers also implement this technique, will they achieve similar query performance?
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