Wolfram Computational Intelligence

Wolfram Research is a computational technology company founded by Stephen Wolfram in 1987, headquartered in Champaign, Illinois, that has been revolutionizing mathematics and its applications for over four decades through its flagship products Mathematica and the Wolfram Language. The Wolfram Language is a unique symbolic programming language that unifies a massive collection of algorithms, models, curated data, and built-in domain knowledge into a single coherent computational system covering mathematics, statistics, machine learning, neural networks, image processing, signal processing, audio analysis, natural language processing, graph theory, geometry, calculus, algebra, differential equations, number theory, cryptography, financial computation, geographic data, chemistry, astronomy, and many other domains. The Wolfram Knowledgebase contains trillions of pieces of curated data across entities including cities, chemicals, movies, genes, historical events, and astronomical objects, all directly queryable from the language. Mathematica provides a notebook-based interactive environment with typeset mathematical notation, dynamic interactivity, and over 6,000 built-in functions. Wolfram Alpha, the computational knowledge engine launched in 2009, answers natural language queries using this curated data and algorithms, serving millions of users daily. The Wolfram Demonstrations Project hosts over 13,000 interactive explorations for education and research. Deployment options span desktop notebooks, cloud notebooks via Wolfram Cloud with free basic accounts, enterprise private clouds, REST APIs, embedded systems, AR and VR experiences, 3D printing, and code generation for C, C++, and Python. The free Wolfram Engine for Developers enables embedding the language in production applications.