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The semantic web, or web 3.0, is often quoted as the next phase of the Internet. Led by the World Wide Web Consortium(W3C), the objective is to convert the current web of unstructured and semi-structured data into a “web of data”. According to W3C, with the semantic web it will be possible to easily share and re-use data across application, community and enterprise boundaries. Mark van Rijmenam, 04/06/2015
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As the Internet of Things expands its reach, more and more of the everyday objects that we surround ourselves with are becoming “smart.” It’s already happening with our phones, our microwaves, our refrigerators, our lighting systems — entire houses are gaining an element of artificial intelligence, allowing us to communicate with objects via language. In most cases, those communications are as basic as possible, i.e. “Dim lights” or “Call Susan.” But with technologists and linguists putting their mental muscle to the test, we will soon find ourselves immersed in an array of objects, tools, and machine-based services that we will be able to converse with using natural language.
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In continuing the search for open data one cannot possibly overlook the W3C (the World Wide Web Consortium). In my opinion the W3C has had more impact on our information technology lives over the past 18+ years than any other open standards or open source entity. [...] Specific to open data, W3C continues to play a central, albeit heretofore relatively quiet, role; that quietude will soon change. Despite the hype around Apache Hadoop and related open source “big data” projects, if one considers the term “big data” from a wider context, all the way out to what I like to call the Data Economy, then W3C plays a more strategic role than Hadoop and its many cousins. Let’s explore further.
Pierre Tran's curator insight,
July 16, 2013 6:49 PM
Le Web Sémantique va permettre à tous les humains et à tous les objets connectés (Internet des Objets) de communiquer entre eux, de partager et de réutiliser les données sous différentes formes à travers des applications et des orgnisations en temps réel (Big Data). Le Web Sémantique, l'Internet des Objets et le Big Data ne sont que des vues légèrement différentes à travers le même prisme de l'Economie des Données. La notion de web sémantique du W3C existe depuis longtemps, mais les travaux sérieux n'ont commencé qu'à la fin des années 2000. Après quelques années de calme début des années 2010, le web sémantique et son proxy open data (Linked Data) pourraient bien faire un retour en force avec l'intérêt croissant pour l'open data, le big data et surtout la promesse d'un web des données programmable et intéropérable. Attendez-vous à la prochaine grosse innovation dans l'informatique et l'économie des données : le Data Oriented Software Development (DoSD).
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The Internet of Things is coming, but it needs a semantic backbone to flourish. With some 25 billion devices expected to be connected to the Internet by 2015 and 50 billion by 2020, providing interoperability among the things on the IoT “is one of the most fundamental requirements to support object addressing, tracking, and discovery as well as information representation, storage, and exchange.”
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