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TigerGraph provides a platform specially designed for advanced analytics and machine learning on interconnected data, powered by the industry's first distributed native graph database. Founded in 2012 and headquartered in Redwood City, California, TigerGraph combines graph database capabilities with vector search functionality in a single server, offering built-in roles, multiple query languages & APIs, and UI tools. Key applications include fraud detection, anti-money laundering, entity resolution, customer profiling, recommendation systems, knowledge graph formulation, cybersecurity, supply chain management, IoT analytics, and network analysis. TigerGraph Savanna offers a flexible and transparent pricing model designed to accommodate a wide range of usage scenarios, from small-scale projects to large enterprise deployments. Pricing is based on virtual machine instances and storage capacity consumed, with storage, compute, and add-ons charged with granular measurement. Having raised $205M in funding, TigerGraph serves enterprises requiring advanced graph analytics combined with vector search capabilities.
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