According to a recent LinkedIn post from Collate, the company is participating in the upcoming OpenMetadata Monthly Community Meeting on March 25 at 9 a.m. PST. The session will focus on “Knowledge Graphs & Ontologies in OpenMetadata,” highlighting new semantic web standards for linked metadata and knowledge graphs.
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The post also points to a planned demo of MCP Toolbox, an open source MCP server for databases developed by Google, and its integration with OpenMetadata to build more capable agents for analytics services such as Looker. For investors, this activity suggests Collate is positioning itself within the technical ecosystem around metadata management and AI-driven analytics, potentially enhancing its relevance to enterprise data and business intelligence workflows.
The emphasis on standards-based knowledge graphs and interoperability with tools like MCP Toolbox could broaden Collate’s integration surface and appeal to data-intensive customers. While the post does not provide commercial details, sustained engagement in open source and community events may support long-term adoption, partner relationships, and influence over emerging data infrastructure practices in its niche.