Challenge Momentum Exceeds Expectations with Nearly 1000 Registrations from 90 Countries Just One Month After Launch

TigerGraph, provider of a leading graph analytics platform, today announced that its “Graph for All Million Dollar Challenge,” which launched last month, is gaining major traction worldwide with nearly 1000 registrations from 90 countries so far. TigerGraph is also revealing the contest’s judging committee — a who’s who of graph, AI, and data thought leadership.

The Graph for All Million Dollar Challenge is a global search for innovative ways to harness the power of graph technology and machine learning to solve real-world problems. The challenge brings together brilliant minds to build innovative solutions to better our future with one question: How will you change the world with graph?

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“While TigerGraph has already made a difference for some of the most recognizable healthcare organizations and financial services companies in the world, these breakthroughs are just the tip of the iceberg in terms of what graph can accomplish,” said Dr. Yu Xu, founder and CEO of TigerGraph. “Our Million Dollar Challenge gets graph into the hands of developers working on initiatives such as climate change, improving the quality of healthcare, and protecting individuals from fraud—critical initiatives that will have a profound impact on our world.”

Graph for All Million Dollar Challenge Gaining Global Traction
The challenge has garnered nearly 1000 registrations from 90 countries just one month after launch, far exceeding expectations. Registrants come from a wide range of backgrounds including data scientists, developers of all kinds – full stack, front-end, back-end, mobile, product managers, designers, data engineers, machine learning engineers and students.

TigerGraph Introduces World-Renowned Judging Committee
The Graph for All Million Dollar Challenge judging committee is comprised of the world’s brightest and most recognizable data scientists, professors, PhDs, distinguished engineers, and founders of global companies focusing on artificial intelligence (AI), analytics, knowledge graph, and other industry experts with deep knowledge of graph technology, graph use cases, and graph deployments. The judging committee includes eight PhDs, three academics from top universities, an NSF Graduate Research Fellow, a marine geoscientist, and a 2x Kaggle Grand Master. TigerGraph engineers and product experts will also join the panel as employee judges. Global challenge judges include:

• Dave DeCaprio, Co-Founder and Chief Technology Officer of ClosedLoop AI
• Haris Dindo, PhD, Chief Technology Officer at SHS Asset Management
• Ashleigh Faith, PhD, Director, Knowledge Graph and Semantic Search at EBSCO
• Laura Garcia, President and Founder of GlobalNews Group
• Kirti Jain, PhD, Vice President and Head of Insights & Data Global Business Line, Capgemini
• Dan McCreary, Distinguished Engineer in AI, Optum
• Chun-Kit Ngan, PhD, Professor of Data Science at Worcester Polytechnic Institute
• James Pang Yan, PhD, Co-Director, Master of Science in Business Analytics at National University of Singapore
• Alexey Portnov, PhD, Research Associate at University of Texas at Austin
• Usha Rengaraju, Principal Data Scientist and Founder of NeuroAI
• Zareen Reza, AI Research Scientist at Volta Charging and Leadership Fellow at Women Who Code
• Juan Sequeda, PhD, Principal Scientist at data.world
• Yaya Sylla, President and CEO at SaH Analytics International
• Jesper Vang, PhD, PhD Researcher at Technical University of Denmark
• Ellie Young, Founder at Common Action

“Graph and AI are critical tools needed to solve complex healthcare, economic, and social problems,” said Dave DeCaprio, founder and CTO at ClosedLoop. “Kudos to TigerGraph for leading the Graph for All Challenge and putting graph technology in the hands of so many people. By making countless resources available to contestants, this Challenge will certainly produce many innovative solutions to global problems.”

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