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Web 3.0 will be driven by technological changes and include developments like the semantic web, software and data as a service, artificial intelligence, and faster broadband connections. The semantic web aims to add a layer of meaning to web content by structuring data with identifiers, documents, and statements. This will enable computers to better understand the meaning of information and allow for more intelligent searching, personalized experiences, and integration across databases. Web 3.0 technologies like cloud computing and artificial intelligence also have the potential to improve software development and power new applications.
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- 12. Better search More targeted ads Smarter collaboration Deeper integration Richer content Better personalization The semantic graph connects everything… Emails Companies Products Services Web Pages Multimedia Documents Events Projects Activities Interests Places
- 13. Beyond the limits of keywords..
- 18. Different databases can be connected. A database with stamps A database with countries A database with colours A database with stamp traders
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