TigerGraph
Scalable graph analytics platform
- 201-500 employees
- B2B
- Enterprise
- Big data
- SaaS
- Data Analysis
- Redwood Shores, Redwood City, CA
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Company mission
To uncover meaningful, actionable, real-time insights from data.
-55% employee growth in 12 months
Our take
TigerGraph specialises in graph databases, powerful databases that can connect multiple data points at once. Purpose-built to manage large amounts of highly connected data, it's flexible and easily scalable, and widely preferred over traditional relational databases.
TigerGraph's substantial funding has enabled its expansion, and it now supports Google Cloud Platform workloads. This has uniquely positioned TigerGraph as the only distributed graph database available as SaaS on all major cloud platforms. Additionally, TigerGraph now integrates connectors for Snowflake and Salesforce Tableau, further enhancing customer options. GraphStudio, a graphical user interface for TigerGraph DB, brings together all aspects of graph database analysis into one application specifically created for ease of use.
TigerGraph is currently the fastest graph database in the world, ahead of competitors such as Neo4j, ArangoDB and Redis, a position the business will no doubt be eager to maintain as it is a key differentiator.
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Benefits
- Fun environment with team outings and a recreation lounge, including ping-pong and foosball
- Catered lunches and a well-stocked kitchen
- Putting money in your bank with competitive pay and attractive equity
- The best health, dental and vision insurance to keep you healthy
- Take time off when you want and recharge your batteries
Funding (last 2 of 6 rounds)
Feb 2021
$105m
SERIES C
Sep 2019
$32m
SERIES B
Total funding: $194.2m
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Leadership
Yu Xu
(Founder & CTO)Dr. Xu received their Ph.D in Computer Science and Engineering from the University of California San Diego. Prior to founding TigerGraph, Dr. Xu worked on Twitter’s data infrastructure for massive data analytics. Before that, they worked as Teradata’s Hadoop architect where they led the company’s big data initiatives.