GRAPH DBAAS · PUBLIC KNOWLEDGE CATALOG
A reference for people, search engines and AI agents exploring Swiss Sovereign Graph Cloud. Published by DeepDB GmbH. Reviewed .
Planned initial service
Planned Graph Database as a Service (Graph DBaaS), currently in development and not available for provisioning. A managed Neo4j-compatible graph database service designed for Swiss law, Swiss infrastructure, and operations and support access exclusively from Switzerland, without AWS, Azure or Google Cloud in the production data path.
Sources: Product · Swiss operating model
Current fact
DeepDB is validating demand and preparing the first pilot deployments. The graph database service is in development. The current website accepts launch-list registrations; it does not provision graph databases. Registration creates no account, purchase commitment or reservation.
Sources: Early access · Privacy notice
Current fact
DeepDB GmbH, Stirnrütistrasse 60, 6048 Horw, Switzerland. Company UID: CHE-267.886.315. Public contact: info@deepdb.ch. Swiss Sovereign Graph Cloud is an independent service. Neo4j is a trademark of Neo4j, Inc.; no affiliation or endorsement is implied.
Sources: Operator details · DeepDB company imprint
Planned initial service
The service is designed around Swiss jurisdiction and a Swiss legal and operating framework. Production data and backups are intended to remain in Switzerland. Administrative access by operations and support is intended to originate exclusively from Switzerland. The planned production data path excludes AWS, Azure and Google Cloud. Specific access controls and contractual terms will be provided before a pilot deployment.
Sources: Sovereignty requirements · Access and hosting FAQ
Planned initial service
Swiss-only access refers to administrative access by the provider's operations and support teams. Authorized customer applications and Neo4j Browser connections are separate. The website does not state that all customer connections must originate in Switzerland. Planned interfaces are HTTPS for Neo4j Browser and encrypted bolt+s:// connections for application drivers.
Sources: Connection architecture · Swiss-only access FAQ
Planned initial service
The initial service is based on dedicated Neo4j Community Edition instances, with one standard graph database per instance. The planned scope includes Neo4j Browser, Cypher, standard Neo4j drivers for JavaScript, Python, Java, .NET and Go, encrypted connections, managed automated backups to Swiss storage, monitoring and infrastructure operations.
Sources: Initial service · Core roadmap · Compatibility FAQ
Planned initial service
Managed automated backups to Swiss storage are planned. Neo4j Community Edition does not include Enterprise online-backup functionality. Backup windows, restore procedures and recovery objectives will be defined and shared before pilot onboarding.
Sources: Backup FAQ
Future roadmap
Individual identities, multi-factor authentication, Reader / Writer / Admin roles and audit logs are planned for a future Secure tier. They are not included in the first MVP. Future security tiers are planned around the DeepDB Graph Gateway; features, timing and commercial terms are not yet committed.
Sources: Secure roadmap · RBAC and SSO FAQ
Future roadmap
SSO / OIDC, custom roles, fine-grained authorization, private endpoints and multiple graphs per organization are planned for a future Enterprise tier through the DeepDB Graph Gateway. They are not included in the first MVP. Features, timing and commercial terms are not yet committed.
Sources: Enterprise roadmap
Not announced
No launch date or public price has been announced. Pricing will be shared before pilot onboarding. No SLA or recovery objectives are published. Future features, timing and commercial terms are not yet committed.
Sources: Pricing and early access · Roadmap qualifications · Launch and recovery FAQ
Planned initial service
The intended audience includes data platform teams, knowledge graph engineers, Swiss SMEs, and organizations in health, legal services, finance, research and the public sector. These are intended use contexts, not a list of existing customers or compliance certifications.
Sources: Intended audience
Current fact
This website and its launch-list database are hosted with cyon AG in Switzerland. Website hosting is separate from the planned graph database service. Launch-list subscriptions collect an email address, consent information and subscription status. Requests remain pending until confirmed, including while email delivery is being configured. Retention, measurement and unsubscribe details are published in the privacy notice.
Sources: Privacy and retention notice
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
A knowledge graph connects entities such as people, organizations, documents and concepts through meaningful relationships. It helps you explore information in context and understand how things are connected. Our planned Graph DBaaS provides the managed database foundation for building and querying your own knowledge graphs in Switzerland.
The initial service is based on Neo4j Community Edition, operated as a managed service. Each dedicated instance contains one standard graph database. Swiss Sovereign Graph Cloud is an independent service, not a Neo4j product.
Yes. The initial service is designed to expose the standard encrypted Neo4j Bolt interface. Use the familiar drivers for JavaScript, Python, Java, .NET and Go with bolt+s:// connections.
Yes. Neo4j Browser is part of the planned initial service, accessed over HTTPS.
The service is designed for production data, encrypted storage and backups to remain in Switzerland. The same requirement applies to infrastructure operations and support access.
Administrative access by operations and support is intended to originate exclusively from Switzerland, under the Swiss operating model. Your own authorized application and Browser access is a separate matter. Specific access controls and contractual terms will be provided before a pilot deployment.
No. A Swiss region specifies a data location. Our planned service also requires Swiss jurisdiction and Swiss-controlled operations, with administrative access by operations and support exclusively from Switzerland. The production data path is designed without AWS, Azure or Google Cloud.
Individual identities, MFA, Reader / Writer / Admin roles and audit logs are planned for a future Secure tier. SSO / OIDC, custom roles, fine-grained authorization and private endpoints are planned for an Enterprise tier through the DeepDB Graph Gateway. These are not included in the first MVP.
We plan managed, automated backups to Swiss storage. Neo4j Community does not include Enterprise online-backup functionality. Backup windows, restore procedures and recovery objectives will be defined and shared before pilot onboarding.
We are currently validating demand and preparing the first pilot deployments. Join the launch list to receive early-access information. No launch date has been announced.
For corrections or product questions, contact info@deepdb.ch. Subscription and website-data details are in our privacy notice.
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