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{{Organization | {{Organization | ||
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== Overview == | == Overview == | ||
Ontotext is a Bulgarian semantic technology company and a leading provider of knowledge graph databases and AI solutions. In 2024, Ontotext merged with Semantic Web Company to create '''Graphwise''', a knowledge graph and AI powerhouse.<ref>PR Newswire (2024): "Semantic Web Company and Ontotext Merge to Create Knowledge Graph and AI Powerhouse Graphwise"</ref> | Ontotext is a Bulgarian semantic technology company, a subsidiary of Sirma AI EAD and a leading provider of knowledge graph databases and AI solutions. In 2024, Ontotext merged with Semantic Web Company to create '''Graphwise''', a knowledge graph and AI powerhouse.<ref>PR Newswire (2024): "Semantic Web Company and Ontotext Merge to Create Knowledge Graph and AI Powerhouse Graphwise"</ref> | ||
== Role in AIDAVA == | == Role in AIDAVA == | ||
Latest revision as of 08:29, 14 April 2026
Overview[edit]
Ontotext is a Bulgarian semantic technology company, a subsidiary of Sirma AI EAD and a leading provider of knowledge graph databases and AI solutions. In 2024, Ontotext merged with Semantic Web Company to create Graphwise, a knowledge graph and AI powerhouse.[1]
Role in AIDAVA[edit]
Provides the knowledge graph technology backbone — the GraphDB database and semantic data integration tools that power the Personal Health Knowledge Graph (PHKG) architecture.[2]
Key Products[edit]
- GraphDB — enterprise knowledge graph database
- Semantic data integration and linked data platforms
- Ontology management tools
Relevance[edit]
Ontotext's technology is central to AIDAVA's approach of using knowledge graphs with ontology-based standards (SNOMED, FHIR, LOINC) as the universal representation for personal health data.[3]