Enterprise Data Transformation Community

ESTES PARK GROUP TOOLING TALK

Oxigraph and What's Next for RDF and SPARQL

Tuesday, November 10, 2026 · 12:00pm MT / 2:00pm ET

Virtual · Free

About the session

Join the Enterprise Data Transformation Community for a look at Oxigraph, an open-source graph database and SPARQL toolkit written in Rust. Oxigraph runs embedded inside an application, from Python or JavaScript (including in the browser via WebAssembly), or as a SPARQL server. It implements the W3C standards for SPARQL query, update, and federated query along with the major RDF formats.

Oxigraph's creator and maintainer, Thomas Pellissier Tanon, will demonstrate how Oxigraph works and where it fits, present the content and direction of the upcoming RDF 1.2 and SPARQL 1.2 specifications, and open the floor for discussion on building and maintaining standards-compliant semantic tooling as an independent open-source project.

Your presenter

Thomas Pellissier Tanon

Thomas Pellissier Tanon

Creator & Maintainer, Oxigraph

Thomas Pellissier Tanon is the creator and maintainer of Oxigraph, which he started in 2018. He is a member of the W3C RDF & SPARQL Working Group and an editor of several SPARQL 1.2 specifications.

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