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EPISODE · Jul 31, 2025 · 8 MIN

Bringing Graph to Your Data: Get New Value with Neo4j + Snowflake

from The Ravit Show · host Ravit Jain

What happens when you bring graph analytics directly to your Snowflake data — without moving a thing? At Snowflake Summit 2025, I sat down with Anurag Tandon from Neo4j on The Ravit Show to talk about a major milestone: Graph Analytics for Snowflake is now generally available. This is a significant shift — not just technically, but strategically — for how enterprises unlock value from deeply connected data.We explored:-- What this launch means for customers already using Snowflake as their single source of truth-- How Neo4j’s native integration removes the need for data movement or duplication-- The kinds of use cases this now makes possible — from customer 360 to fraud detection and supply chain optimization-- And how graph analytics is evolving as data ecosystems grow more complex and interconnectedAnurag also shared his perspective on where this partnership is headed — and why Snowflake + Neo4j together are shaping what’s next in intelligent analytics.If you're thinking about the next evolution of data insight — this one will give you a peek into what’s coming.#data #ai #graphanalytics #snowflakesummit #neo4j #analytics #theravitshow

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