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Why Knowledge Graphs matter: the backbone of connected and intelligent data
What is a Knowledge Graph? A knowledge graph is like a map of connected information. Instead of keeping data in rigid tables, it represents real-world things, people, products, events, or ideas, as nodes , and the connections between them as edges . This structure doesn’t just store facts, it shows how those facts relate to each other, giving the data meaning and context. For example, “Paris is the capital of France” can be represented as a triple: Paris (subject), isCapitalO
Cedric Signori
Sep 18, 20257 min read
Graph Databases on IBM Power11: A Real Guide for People Who Actually Build Things
Start Here: Why This Page Exists You're probably not here for a lecture on what a graph database is. You already know the value: data...
Cedric Signori
Sep 4, 20256 min read
Neo4J Alternative: In-Depth Comparison Between Neo4J and Equitus KGNN
When teams begin building with Neo4J, it often feels like a natural entry point into graph technology. But at enterprise scale, pain...
Cedric Signori
Aug 21, 20255 min read
Equitus KGNN vs Scale AI
A Different Approach to Data Labeling and AI Readiness 🚀 Overview Scale AI , founded in 2016 by Alexandr Wang and Lucy Guo, has quickly...
Cedric Signori
Jun 18, 20252 min read
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