Knowledge Graphs represent key industries and sectors of the global economy as structured, interconnected knowledge models. They connect companies, products, technologies, markets, supply chains, locations, and other relevant entities and relationships within a shared context. This makes it possible to explore complex industry structures, understand relationships, and connect relevant information across different market segments.

The available Knowledge Graphs are not static datasets but are continuously developed and maintained to reflect changes within the respective industries. They provide a structured knowledge base for research, market monitoring, business intelligence, and data-driven applications, and can also serve as a context and knowledge layer for AI systems and AI agents.