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18 August 2025
KGC 2024: Composite Queries for Multi-Domain Knowledge
By François Scharffe
Please enjoy this talk “Composite Queries for Multidomain Knowledge: Span Multiple Graphs without Blending Data,” from the Knowledge Graph Conference 2024 given by David Hughes, Director of Engineering & AI at Graphable (now at Enterprise Knowledge). Talk description: In the rapidly evolving landscape of data management, the ability to effectively handle diverse concerns such…

8 August 2025
Fortnightly Knowledge Graph News Roundup [8 August 2025]
By Bryce Merkl Sasaki
Welcome back to another fortnightly news roundup from around the knowledge graph industry for the week ending on August 8th, 2025. Articles, Editorial, & Resources GraphGeeks in Discussion: Exploring GraphRAG with Neo4j’s Tomaž Bratanič [GraphGeeks] When AI Gets Entities Wrong & What It Costs You [Senzing blog] How SLMs & knowledge graphs supercharge AI [TechRadar]…

6 August 2025
Share Your Thoughts & Ideas in the KGC Community Survey
By François Scharffe & Thomas Deely
Thank you for making the Knowledge Graph Conference 2025 the best edition ever! Your feedback on the content and experience of KGC is what makes each year better than the last. This summer, we want to take a pulse on some of your ideas for KGC 2026 as we brainstorm about expanding the scope of…

4 August 2025
KGC 2024 Session: Arachne: An Open Source Framework for Graph Analytics
By François Scharffe
Please enjoy this talk “Arachne: An Open Source Framework for Graph Analytics,” from the Knowledge Graph Conference 2024 given by David A. Bader, PhD, Distinguished Professor of Data Science at the New Jersey Institute of Technology (NJIT). Talk description: A real-world challenge in data science is to develop interactive methods for quickly analyzing…

18 July 2025
Early Summer Knowledge Graph News Roundup [18 July 2025]
By Bryce Merkl Sasaki
Welcome back to another news roundup from around the knowledge graph industry covering all of May, June, and July through the week ending on July 18th, 2025. KG Community Discussions Show HN: OntoCast: ontology-assisted KG generation [Hacker News] Building Meaning That Lasts: What the Semantic Web Can Learn from Software [LinkedIn] Articles, Editorial, & Hot…

15 July 2025
Thank You for a Wonderful Knowledge Graph Conference 2025!
By François Scharffe & Thomas Deely
Wow! What an amazing experience it was to host this year’s Knowledge Graph Conference for you all. We don’t know about you, but out of the 7 years we’ve organized KGC, this was the best year yet. It was so enjoyable getting to see everyone, meet new members of the KG community and catch up…

28 March 2025
Fortnightly Knowledge Graph News Roundup [28 March 2025]
By Bryce Merkl Sasaki
Welcome back to another fortnightly news roundup from around the knowledge graph industry for the week ending on March 28th, 2025. Articles & Editorial SAP CTO: Human oversight always needed even as AI advances [FutureCIO] Why we’re continuing to invest in Dgraph [Hypermode blog] New KG Tech & Solutions G.V() is now Compatible with Kuzu,…

17 January 2025
Fortnightly Knowledge Graph News Roundup [17 January 2025]
By Bryce Merkl Sasaki
Welcome back to another fortnightly news roundup from around the knowledge graph industry for the week ending on January 17th, 2025. 2025 Predictions, Articles, & Hot Takes Tony Seale – the Knowledge Graph Guy – shares his predictions for knowledge graphs in 2025 [LinkedIn] Michael Iantosca has only one, bold prediction for 2025 [LinkedIn] Jay…

29 November 2024
Fortnightly Knowledge Graph News Roundup [29 November 2024]
By Bryce Merkl Sasaki
Welcome back to another fortnightly news roundup from around the knowledge graph industry for the week ending on November 29th, 2024 KG Community & Discussions Juan Sequeda reflects on 1 year after publishing his co-authored paper on knowledge graphs, LLMs and enterprise SQL databases [LinkedIn] A video by Paco Nathan presents an overview of GraphRAG…

23 September 2020
Geo Graphs in Government
By Paco Nathan
When it comes to early-adopters for AI technology, U.S. federal government agencies may not be the first examples that come to mind. My perspective is skewed since my first full-time job using email, internetworking, data visualization, inference, etc., were in the U.S. Army and NASA in the 1980s. Since then I’ve had other roles in…

30 July 2020
5 Questions with Paco Nathan
By François Scharffe
Tell us about yourself! I’m Paco Nathan from Derwen. Links to relevant projects, books, videos, articles, etc. can be found here. During the early 1980s, I got started in machine learning and dove into neural networks. After the “AI Winter” I also worked in telecom and network engineering, up until the 2000s when I started…
