Ever since the introduction of the Google Knowledge Graph, a growing number of organizations have adopted this powerful technology to drive efficiency and effectiveness in their data management.

At a time when every enterprise looks to leverage generative artificial intelligence, data sites are turning their attention to graph databases and knowledge graphs. The global graph database market ...

Your own site, Wikidata, third-party mentions and business databases can expand your Knowledge Graph entries in Google and Bing. Visibility in the search results can determine whether users click ...

Google’s Knowledge Graph saw its largest contraction in a decade in June: a two-stage, one-week drop of 6.26% – over 3 billion entities deleted. Since 2015, we’ve tracked the Knowledge Graph and have ...

Google introduced the Knowledge Graph in 2012 to help searchers discover new information quicker. Essentially, users can search for places, people, companies, and products and find instant results ...

What if you could transform overwhelming, disconnected datasets into a living, breathing map of relationships, one that not only organizes your data but also reveals insights you didn’t even know you ...

Last year, Gartner declared knowledge graphs were at the summit of its Artificial Intelligence Hype Cycle. They stood within the bracket it calls the "Peak of Inflated Expectations," generally ...

Knowledge graphs have existed for a long time and have proven valuable across social media sites, cultural heritage institutions, and other enterprises. A knowledge graph is a collection of ...

Modern consumers expect personalized experiences tailored to their unique preferences, behaviors and needs. Businesses striving to meet these expectations are turning to AI-powered knowledge graphs — ...