Graphwise Upgrades its AI Context Platform to Help Enterprises Build Seamless Context Layers and Unlock Smarter Multilingual AI
New Graphwise Platform capabilities to be showcased live at the Graphwise AI Summit 2026
Graphwise, a leading provider of AI context platforms, announced major updates to its AI Context Platform, Graphwise Platform, which include new Adobe integration, built-in evaluation tools, and broader workflow automation features. The new release optimizes the creation of a comprehensive context layer for enterprises, which accelerates the integration of AI into multilingual content and data. With its latest software release, Graphwise now supports its customers more efficiently when transitioning AI from experimental pilot projects to scalable production systems.
The new platform capabilities will be showcased live at the Graphwise AI Summit 2026, alongside 18 enterprise implementation sessions featuring leaders from partners and customers like Accenture, Enterprise Knowledge, Roche, S&P Global, and AstraZeneca.
Key platform enhancements include:
- AI Trust & Rapid Onboarding: A new evaluation framework to measure, audit, and benchmark AI response accuracy, paired with automated unstructured data ingestion pipelines that convert raw enterprise documents into grounded context faster.
- Enterprise Multilingual Governance: Native Adobe Experience Manager (AEM) integration for automated multilingual content tagging and cross-channel taxonomy synchronization to guarantee term integrity globally.
- Unified Administration & Automation: A centralized administrative control center for enterprise user and license management, alongside a rebranded, n8n-powered workflow engine to simplify complex data pipelines and GraphRAG orchestration.
- Mission-Critical Reliability: Comprehensive core performance and stability enhancements across the underlying graph database architecture, built to support high-concurrency enterprise deployments.
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Graphwise CTO Vassil Momtchev will demonstrate the new features and additional product release announcements during one of the sessions in the upcoming Graphwise AI Summit 2026, taking place virtually on October 7–8. To learn more, or to register for the event c*********.
“The binding constraint on enterprise AI isn’t model capability. It’s whether you can answer one question about what it tells you: how do you know?” said Graphwise partner and Graphwise AI Summit speaker, Agis Papantoniou, VP of Business Development at Cognizone.
Over 800 professionals across healthcare, fintech, IT services, education and beyond have already registered, spanning C-level executives to systems architects.
October 7 — Business Track: Where ROI Meets Trust
For business leaders and governance owners deciding where to invest next:
- Accenture: Demonstrating how Knowledge Graphs give Agentic AI the context required for decision-making via Reinvention.AI.
- Roche: Introducing the Roche Terminology and Interoperability System (RTiS) for building Minimal Viable Ontologies.
- Enterprise Knowledge & Industry Panels: Insights on building centralized content catalogs, establishing AI ROI, and energy-sector semantic solutions with DNV and AI Technologies.
October 8 — Technical Track: Infrastructure and Implementation
For architects and teams moving pilots into production:
- Graphwise Platform Pulse: Live demonstration of the new platform release, including centralized licensing, the n8n automation workflow, and multilingual taxonomy search.
- S&P Global & AstraZeneca: Frameworks on using formal semantics for AI agents and building unified governance graphs aligned with Gartner recommendations.
- Cognizone, Avalara, & BitBang: Technical deep dives covering five-floor data frameworks, production-grade agentive content chains, and multi-industry Knowledge Graphs.
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