Christian Miles

About Christian Miles

Christian Miles has been working with graph tech since 2012. He holds a Master of Science (MSci) in Mathematics and Computer Science from University of Bristol. He specializes in graph visualization because it's a discipline with lots of room for development in the commercial space. If you want to learn more about how G.V() helps your team do more with graph technology, reach out and Christian will be happy to talk.

Posts by Christian Miles:

April 27, 2026

Who Needs a Chart When You Can Just Chat? [feat. Data Day Texas 2026]

Christian Miles Graph Community, Tech Feature AI, dashboards, Data Day Texas, data exploration, data model, data visualization, graph databases, graph visualization, LLMs, network visualization

Watch (or read) this presentation by Christian Miles on the future of graph data visualization in the world of LLMs – inspired by his talk at Data Day Texas.

February 10, 2026

What We Took Home from the Final Edition of Data Day Texas

Christian Miles Graph Community BI, business intelligence, connected data, Data Day Texas, data visualization, DuckDB, graph visualization, knowledge graph, semantic layer

Reminisce on the last-ever Data Day Texas with this wrap-up, summary, eulogy, and celebration of the data practitioner’s conference from the gdotv team.

December 11, 2025

My Top 5 Favourite Talks from NODES 2025

Christian Miles Graph Community AI, cybersecurity, Cypher, graph databases, graph technology, healthcare, knowledge graph, Neo4j, NODES

Discover some of the best technical talks and videos from the NODES 2025 online conference organized by Neo4j and curated by Christian Miles from G.V().

November 28, 2025

The Weekly Edge: Baroque Org Charts, AI & Graph Visualization, Graph DB Demos & More [28 November 2025]

Christian Miles Weekly Edge documentation graphs, FalkorDB, fraud detection, graph databases, graph visualization, IEEE VIS, knowledge graph, Neo4j, NODES, Weekly Edge

Discover what’s new this week in graph technology: First Brands bankruptcy visualization reveals fraud’s architecture, IEEE VIS papers explore how AI perceives network diagrams, plus documentation graphs, FalkorDB’s Text2SQL & Text2Cypher, and Neo4j’s StrangerGraphs fan theory analysis.