The biggest news in 2.53.0 is that we are making big graphs feel fast. This means analysts don't feel resistance in tackling bigger datasets and don't get knocked out of the analyst loop for potentially slow steps. For example, a 10-million-edge…
Read the postMany graph visual intelligence investigations start with loading in an edges table and nodes table, such as an events table (edges) that…
Get started now! Try on a CSV The latest version of Graphistry is now available for self-hosting users, including in submission to…
Get started now! Try on a CSV On behalf of the Graphistry team, I am excited to officially announce: Hub Pro (Graphistry…
Get started now! Try on a CSV The latest Graphistry release makes GPU-accelerated visual graph analysis easier for data scientists and teams…
Collaboration is a critical way modern data analysts scale their insights and impact. It represents the kind of capability gap the Graphistry…
Enabling quick no-code and low-code investigations of relationships in data is priority #1 for Graphistry this year. Our recent no-code file uploader…
Good news: Graphistry 2.37.11 brings across-the-board advances for visual graph analysis for UI users, GPU analysts, embedding developers, and improvements for both…
Graphistry 2.36.6 brings updates to both our no-code users and hands-on GPU ones for how they explore relationships across their data. In…
Graphistry 2.35.9 is an exciting release. Anyone on your team can now use Graphistry: As soon as someone has a CSV/XLS, they…