Cambridge Semantics
Knowledge graph data discovery and integration (Anzo) and AnzoGraph database
About Cambridge Semantics
Cambridge Semantics develops Anzo, a data discovery and integration platform built on knowledge graphs, and AnzoGraph, a graph OLAP database. Enterprises use them to unify and query data across sources for analytics, data fabric and machine learning.
Common use cases
- Enterprise data fabric
- Data integration
- Graph analytics
- Regulatory data lineage
Products and services
Anzo
Data discovery and integration platform.
AnzoGraph
Graph OLAP database for analytics.
Key features
- Knowledge graphs
- Semantic data integration
- Graph OLAP queries
- Data fabric
- Metadata management
Cambridge Semantics alternatives
FAQs
What are its main products?
Anzo and AnzoGraph.
Who owns it?
Altair acquired it in 2024; Altair was then acquired by Siemens.
Who uses it?
Large enterprises needing unified data views.

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