Statistics recently released by the Gartner report reveal how more than 60% of enterprises will use GraphQL in production, up from less than 30% in 2024.

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GraphQL is seeing significant growth and adoption in enterprises. One of the challenges it faces is GraphQL sprawl, where multiple APIs proliferate throughout an organization. Federated GraphQL offers a solution by consolidating these instances and promoting self-service platforms and API efficiency. It creates an abstraction layer called a supergraph or federated graph that can replace backend APIs or experience APIs.

GraphQL Growth Explodes but so Do Problems Federated Graphs Solve