20 Graph Resources
Knowledge graphs model entities and the relationships between them. This hub gathers every graph-related directory on the site — from knowledge engineering and graph databases to semantic graphs, ontologies, query languages, graph neural networks and GraphRAG.
Foundations
Knowledge graphs, knowledge engineering and semantic layers
Leading knowledge graph platforms, graph databases and semantic AI vendors — from enterprise KG software and RDF triplestores to KG-powered agentic AI.
Explore →Data fabric software, knowledge graphs, graph data platforms, semantic graphs, RDF databases and property graphs under one knowledge-engineering directory.
Explore →SQL knowledge graph platforms and semantic database pioneers such as Timbr and TypeDB (formerly Grakn).
Explore →Semantic layer and metric store platforms — AtScale, Cube, Snowflake, Looker, Fabric, dbt, Databricks, SAP, Oracle, Kyvos and Airbyte.
Explore →Graph Databases & Platforms
Where graph data is stored, queried and analysed
Nineteen graph databases including Neo4j, ArangoDB, Amazon Neptune, TigerGraph, JanusGraph, NebulaGraph and Oracle Graph.
Explore →Six property graph platforms — ArangoDB, NebulaGraph, Neo4j, Rocketgraph, TigerGraph and Memgraph.
Explore →Property graph databases, graph analytics engines, managed cloud graph services and query frameworks for connected data.
Explore →Twelve tools for graph databases, knowledge graphs, GraphRAG, decision intelligence and threat-intelligence graphs.
Explore →Semantic Graphs & RDF
Triple stores and the semantic web stack
Thirty-one ontology resources: OWL, RDFS, SKOS and SHACL standards, editors like Protégé, reasoners, libraries, registries, reference ontologies and platforms.
Explore →Fourteen semantic graph and RDF platforms — AllegroGraph, Apache Jena, GraphDB, MarkLogic, Stardog, Virtuoso, Amazon Neptune and more.
Explore →Triple stores and semantic databases for semantic web and knowledge graph applications, with verified links and use cases.
Explore →Graph Query Languages
Asking questions of connected data
Graph Machine Learning
Learning from nodes, edges and structure
How GNNs learn from connected data through message passing, the GCN, GAT, GraphSAGE and GIN architectures, applications and 2026 trends.
Explore →A practitioner's blog on message passing, the core GNN architectures, real applications and where the field is heading.
Explore →Frameworks and graph analysis libraries — PyTorch Geometric, DGL, Spektral, Jraph, NetworkX and more.
Explore →Seven open-source libraries for deep learning on graphs: PyTorch Geometric, DGL, Spektral, Jraph, Graph Nets, GeometricFlux and ptgnn.
Explore →GraphRAG & Related Resources
Retrieval, hubs and reports
How retrieval-augmented generation evolved from naive pipelines to agentic, multimodal, real-time retrieval architectures.
Explore →The full directory of database categories, including graph, vector and multi-model databases.
Explore →Report on scaling enterprise-ready GraphRAG and trustworthy AI with Graphwise.
Explore →Report on semantic layers and the economics of running AI on the data warehouse.
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