Founder / About
Building a memory that remembers.
Founder
Gabriel de Fombelle
Gabriel de Fombelle has spent more than four decades moving between engineering and leadership. In the late 1980s he built one of the printing industry’s first AI and natural-language systems — letting a sales rep describe a complex job out loud, even by voice, and get back a structured, priced specification for a large industrial print run: impressive technology for its time. He went on to serve as Warner Music’s CIO through the 1990s, guiding its information systems through the early shift to digital, before leading software development for Easyplanet, an early social network, in Silicon Valley.
He later founded ventures in car-sharing and transportation in France and Switzerland, and has spent the past decade in data science and software architecture, including rebuilding a major global publishing platform. EigenVertex continues the same thread that runs through all of it: turning deep, specific expertise into something a machine can use responsibly.
EigenVertex is built by a knowledge practitioner, not an abstract lab. The product comes from a simple observation: organisations don’t lack information — they lack structured, current, activatable context.
The vision is one of living knowledge: evidence, temporal memory, graphs and artefacts that stay linked through time. Start from the use case, never from the model.
“A document isn’t a file. It’s a source inside a living corpus.”
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