Microsoft quietly delivers first preview of Graph Engine ZDNet

It's been quite a while since there's been word regarding Microsoft Research's "Project Trinity," its graph database and computing platform. Graph Engine is a distributed, in-memory, large graph processing engine. It's a general-purpose computation engine that provides a unified declarative language for data modeling and message passing. It can be integrated with other system stacks via user-defined programming interfaces and RESTful interfaces. "Trinity (Graph Engine) supports online query processing and offline analytics on large graphs," explained a Microsoft Research page about the project.