Graph computing

Graph computing is a method of processing data organized as interconnected points, called nodes, and the connections between them, called edges. Imagine a network like social media connections or transportation routes. This approach enables efficient analysis of complex relationships, such as finding the shortest path, detecting communities, or identifying influential nodes. Graph computing is used in areas like recommendation systems, fraud detection, and network optimization, allowing computers to handle large, intricate datasets by focusing on their structure and connections rather than isolated data points.