Knowledge Grid published a blog post titled 'Query less. Reason more.' that outlines how AI agents can explore, scan, test, validate, and repeat to improve data infrastructure economics.
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Signal category
Research & Knowledge
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“The goal: give agents more structured, persistent knowledge up front so they can spend less time reconstructing context from raw data”
— Knowledge Grid team
Company
Knowledge Grid
Purpose-built AI infrastructure for cybersecurity — the Cognitive Data Grid
- Industry
- Technology, Information and Internet
- Location
- Salt Lake City, US
- Company size
- 10 employees
LLMs and Agentic AI are being deployed into security operations built on data infrastructure that was never designed for them. Raw security telemetry is temporal data — continuously changing, high-velocity, structurally unlike anything a general-purpose AI model was trained on. Feed it raw to an LLM and you get poor inference, high token cost, and non-trustworthy answers. We built the Cognitive Data Grid to solve this — a new category of AI infrastructure purpose-built to transform high-velocity security telemetry into structured, AI-ready representations that Agentic AI and LLMs can actually reason over effectively. The KG Cognitive Data Platform is built on three pillars: the Temporal Data Grid (patented data transformation engine), the Data Science Workbench (AI and analytics enablement including natural language querying, automated feature selection, and a hyper-scalable vector database), and Anomaly Detection & Analysis (unsupervised threat detection — no rules, no signatures, no prior threat knowledge required). The result: AI-native log analytics, threat detection that finds what signatures never will, and a platform that makes Agentic AI workflows in security operations actually work. Built on 7 issued patents. Designed for Agentic AI from day one. We are onboarding qualified channel partners and customer pilots. Visit www.knowledgegrid.com for more information.
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