DBpedia Archive

Can you believe it..? … seventeen years ago the first DBpedia dataset was released. Seventeen years of development, improvements and growth. Now more than 4,380 GByte of data is hosted on the DBpedia Databus. We want to take this as an opportunity to send out a big “Thank you!” … read more

We received 22 project proposals for this GSoC edition. For the 13th year in a row, we have been able to support and guide young, ambitious developers who joined us as an open source organization to work on a programming project over this summer. This year we were once … read more

Great job! You have been chosen as one of our GSoC contributor for the summer of 2024, where you will be working together with DBpedia. We would like to introduce you to the DBpedia community, developers, and your mentors so that you can establish contact with them. Keep reading … read more

Are you a student looking for a summer experience that combines coding skills with open source development? Then look no further than the Google Summer of Code program 2024, where you can join forces with DBpedia to help advance the state of the art in semantic web technologies. Build … read more

Can you believe it..? … sixteen years ago the first DBpedia dataset was released. Sixteen years of development, improvements and growth. Now more than 4,100 GByte of data is hosted on the DBpedia Databus. We want to take this as an opportunity to send out a big “Thank you!” … read more

We received 27 project proposals for this GSoC edition. For the 12th year in a row, we have been able to support and guide young, ambitious developers who joined us as an open source organization to work on a programming project over this summer. This year we were once … read more

Already, half of the year 2023 has passed by. Time for us to look back on the past half year. What have we achieved? What still lies ahead of us? In the following, we will take you on a retrospective tour through the first half of 2023. We will … read more

Great job! You have been chosen as one of our GSoC students for the summer of 2023, where you will be working together with DBpedia. We would like to introduce you to the DBpedia community, developers, and your mentors so that you can establish contact with them. Keep reading … read more

We received 11 project proposals for this GSoC edition. For the 11th year in a row, we have been able to support and guide young, ambitious developers who joined us as an open source organization to work on a programming project over this summer. Each year we have been inspired … read more

Already, half of the year 2022 has passed by. Time for us to look back on the past half year. What have we achieved? What still lies ahead of us? In the following, we will take you on a retrospective tour through the first half of 2022. We will … read more