Ultipa CEO Ricky Sun joins us to break down the future of graph technology. He explains how the new ISO standard GQL (Graph Query Language), combined with real-time performance, is poised to drive confident, large-scale enterprise adoption.

Hear from Sumit Pal, former Gartner Research VP and Strategic Technology Director, who explores the fundamental shift in the AI landscape: moving from a focus on sheer scale to intelligent, contextual data. For technical practitioners, the core insight is this: graphs are not just another tool; they are a strategic asset for making data truly "AI-ready."

Learn about how graph-wide scanning, a method that scans an entire network graph, offers a powerful solution to a major cybersecurity challenge: detecting hidden, low-signal threats like Advanced Persistent Threats (APTs) that are often missed by traditional security tools.

The Linked Data Benchmark Council has, for over a decade, been the quiet force behind much of the progress in graph technology. Their mission is deceptively simple: to design, maintain, and promote standard benchmarks for graph data management systems. Read about the recent meeting and the announcement about branding the group as the Graph Data Council (GDC). On the surface, it might sound like a simple name change. But the weight of it is bigger.

GraphFaker is a Python library for generating and loading synthetic and real-world datasets tailored for graph-based applications. It supports faker as social graph, OpenStreetMap (OSM) road networks, and real airline flight networks. Use it for data science, research, teaching, rapid prototyping, and more!

In our GraphGeeks Talk with Max Latey, we look at a deceptively simple approach to creating good graph schemas with your team. Max's breakdown of schema design quality is fun and eye-opening. Check out his tips and watch the full episode for deeper insights.

From frenetic conference halls to intimate rooftop mixers, the spring events felt like a turning point for graph adoption and community building. But more than that, it was a reminder of why I started GraphGeeks in the first place: the incredible things that happen when passionate people gather to solve hard problems together.

In our GraphGeeks Talk with Max De Marzi, we unpack what makes a graph model solid, what tends to break things, and how to design with both your data and your queries in mind.

The holidays are here, and maybe you’re struggling to come up with a few last-minute gifts for the graph enthusiasts in your life. Whether they’re visualizing networks, solving algorithmic puzzles, or diving into data structures, these ideas are guaranteed to spark joy and inspiration!

As we gather ‘round the (metaphorical) table, we want to take a moment to reflect on what we’re super thankful for this year. Spoiler alert: It’s YOU. But more on that in a minute—first, let’s rewind and look at everything we’ve accomplished together in 2024.