Fluree DB v4.1.0 Launches With 2M+ Facts Per Second Import Speed and 10x Performance Edge Over Competitors
Summary
Fluree DB v4.1.0 launches with blazing 2M+ facts per second import speeds and a 10.4x performance edge over competitors, completing all 850 WGPB queries on a 21.5-billion-triple Wikidata dataset with a 43ms geometric mean, while introducing AI memory integration for tools like Claude Code and Cursor.
Key Points
- Fluree DB v4.1.0 is now live, delivering a high-performance, standards-compliant graph database with over 2 million facts per second bulk import and a 10.4x speed advantage over competing databases, completing all 850 WGPB queries on a 21.5-billion-triple Wikidata dump with a 43ms geometric mean.
- The platform supports SPARQL 1.1 and JSON-LD querying, RDF 1.2 edge annotations, built-in BM25 full-text and HNSW vector search, triple-level access control, time travel queries, and git-like branching and merging — all with no external dependencies.
- Fluree DB is available via Docker, Homebrew, shell installer, or as an embeddable Rust library, and now includes Fluree Memory, a persistent memory layer for AI coding assistants like Claude Code and Cursor that stores project facts and decisions across sessions in a local ledger.