Neo4j, a leading graph database company, had a remarkable year in 2018 with several significant announcements and achievements. The company introduced Neo4j Bloom, a graph data visualization tool, and released Neo4j 3.4 with its Multi-Clustering feature, which allows for the creation of multiple domain-specific database clusters. Additionally, Matt Casters, creator of Kettle, joined the Neo4j team as Chief Solutions Architect, and the company launched its Graphs4Good program to connect and showcase graph-powered projects working towards a better world. Neo4j also closed an $80 million series E funding round, making it the largest single investment in the graph technology category. The company continued to grow and expand its community efforts, including the launch of new forums and recognition programs for local graph leaders. Overall, 2018 was marked by significant milestones and a growing momentum for Neo4j as it takes on the world of data in 2019.