PuppyGraph raises $10M to let AI agents query enterprise data as a graph
Graph query engine startup PuppyGraph said today it has raised $10 million in new funding to build out its enterprise go-to-market operation. The round follows the general release of version 1.0 of its software. PuppyGraph provides a query engine that lets companies treat data already sitting in their warehouses and lakehouses as a single graph, without […] The post PuppyGraph raises $10M to let…
PuppyGraph, a graph query engine startup, has secured $10 million in funding to expand its enterprise go-to-market operation. The company offers a query engine that treats data in warehouses and lakehouses as a single graph, enabling AI agents to work across 3,000 enterprise tables and return results in under a second. PuppyGraph's AI agents can trace how identities and permissions connect across thousands of tables, answering complex questions like which critical systems an attacker could reach from a compromised account.
The company's software, PuppyGraph 1.0, starts with a schema drafted by an AI-assisted tool and allows users to ask questions in plain English. The company has seen success with customers such as Advanced Micro Devices Inc., Palo Alto Networks Inc., Coinbase Global Inc., Datadog Inc., and Trend Micro Inc. The new funding will be used for engineering efforts, with the company already seeing a sevenfold increase in annual recurring revenue over the past year.
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