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 postGraphistry 2.41.3 brings major updates, especially for API users: compute and storage are now decoupled, enabling diverse use cases. The key feature…
A major addition for Graphistry API users is the new GFQL endpoint where you can run rich graph queries on all data…
Get started now! Try on a CSV The latest Graphistry release marks the introduction of GFQL, the first graph dataframe query language.…
Get started now! Try on a CSV Video: New multi-selection tool panel The latest release marks an important next phase in Graphistry:…
Get started now! Try on a CSV We're excited to share one of our biggest releases to date, with a little (or…
Many 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…