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GraphGeeks Podcast · May 17 · 31 min

Memgraph Zero & Federated GQL with Marko Budiselić

Is data copying dead? In this episode of the GraphGeeks Podcast, host Amy Hodler sits down with Marko Budiselić ("Buda"), Co-founder & CTO at Memgraph, to discuss their major new releases: Memgraph Zero and MemGQL. Discover how Memgraph is tackling the massive pain point of ETL pipelines by creating a federated GQL layer that queries data directly at the source—across Postgres, MySQL, Neo4j, ClickHouse, and more. Buda also shares how a centralized semantic layer is becoming essential for the future of AI agents. Key topics covered: The core architecture and vision behind Memgraph Zero. How MemGQL acts as a federated graph query engine. Moving beyond context graphs into environmental graphs for AI agents. The shift toward agentic data modeling and mapping. 👉 Read more about the release: https://memgraph.com/docs/memgraph-zero 👉 Vote on the next data connectors in the Memgraph Community Roadmap Poll: forms.gle/2MLfWp24uwbJpsey8

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Is data copying dead? In this episode of the GraphGeeks Podcast, host Amy Hodler sits down with Marko Budiselić ("Buda"), Co-founder & CTO at Memgraph, to discuss their major new releases: Memgraph Zero and MemGQL.

Discover how Memgraph is tackling the massive pain point of ETL pipelines by creating a federated GQL layer that queries data directly at the source—across Postgres, MySQL, Neo4j, ClickHouse, and more. Buda also shares how a centralized semantic layer is becoming essential for the future of AI agents.

Key topics covered:

  • The core architecture and vision behind Memgraph Zero.
  • How MemGQL acts as a federated graph query engine.
  • Moving beyond context graphs into environmental graphs for AI agents.
  • The shift toward agentic data modeling and mapping.


👉 Read more about the release: https://memgraph.com/docs/memgraph-zero

👉 Vote on the next data connectors in the Memgraph Community Roadmap Poll: forms.gle/2MLfWp24uwbJpsey8

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