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A knowledge layer gives your organization the context of its relationships, history, and decisions. So your team and their agents can act faster and more confidently, no matter the use case.
Learn more about the knowledge layerPower fraud detection, customer experience, operations, and more on one connected platform.
Model relationships in a graph to trace every decision back to its source and reduce token spend.
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Keep your agents intelligent with adaptive data capabilities that evolve as users interact, requirements shift, and AI advances.
Provide accurate, explainable LLM outputs with Agentic GraphRAG.
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See the resultsNeo4j is the knowledge layer that delivers accurate, explainable, and trusted AI. You can build a knowledge layer with the Neo4j Graph Intelligence Platform.
You can get started with Neo4j AuraDB, our fully managed graph database.
A knowledge layer connects your AI systems to your data so AI can reason and understand not just individual facts, but how they relate to each other, what has changed, and what has been decided before.
A knowledge graph is an organized representation of real-world entities and their relationships that help people and agents. It is typically stored in a graph database, which natively stores the relationships between data entities. Entities in a knowledge graph can represent objects, events, situations, or concepts.
A context graph is a structured, three-tiered memory architecture for AI agents that connects long-term enterprise knowledge, short-term conversation history, and reasoning/decision traces in a unified graph, giving agents the accurate, explainable, and governable memory they need to act reliably in production.
A graph database collects and stores data as a network, foregrounding the connections between data entities. Unlike relational databases, which store data in tables, graph databases are organized around nodes and relationships.
Make your AI accurate, explainable, and trustworthy.