Neo4j, a leading graph intelligence platform, announced an agreement to acquire GraphAware, an intelligence analysis software company for government agencies—enabling Neo4j to launch a new generation of AI-powered, graph technology solutions based on open standards.
Organizations need the ability to own, manage, and control their data in ways that best serve their needs, whether that means keeping it within national borders for compliance and security or freely enabling secure access to support emerging AI use cases and innovation, according to Neo4j.
Bringing GraphAware’s intelligence analysis capabilities into Neo4j’s graph intelligence platform will give government agencies a powerful, sovereign alternative for collaborative investigation and explainable decision intelligence across complex, connected data. This will put customers in control of their deployment, data, and exit path, not the vendors who build the systems, the companies said.
“For over a decade, governments have utilized intelligence analysis software from Palantir. Now they will have a legitimate choice with GraphAware Hume, powered by the Neo4j graph intelligence platform,” said Emil Eifrem, Founder and CEO, Neo4j. “We aren’t just launching a new intelligence analysis alternative to Palantir Gotham. We’re acquiring a proven solution that’s built on open-standards technology, and already trusted by government agencies throughout the world."
GraphAware Hume is a graph-powered intelligence analysis platform for mission-critical environments that helps organizations work with complex, fragmented information. It brings data and context together into a connected intelligence picture, enabling analysts to investigate relationships, build contextual understanding, and collaborate across teams.
Designed for the operational needs of law enforcement, defense organizations, and tax authorities, GraphAware Hume supports analyst-led investigation in complex intelligence environments, said Neo4j.
“The future of intelligence analysis is undeniably graph-powered and AI-assisted. Having partnered with Neo4j for over ten years, integrating GraphAware Hume into the Neo4j ecosystem is an extremely exciting next step,” said Michal Bachman, founder and CEO of GraphAware. “We have long relied on Neo4j’s platform to put the power of connected data into the hands of analysts. By joining forces, we will drive tighter integration and faster innovation, delivering game-changing AI capabilities to our existing joint customers and new organizations worldwide."
GraphAware Hume intelligence analysis software from Neo4j is available now.
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