The Web, Smart and fast.

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Rossel, Olivier

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Abstract

The Web is considered literature by many users, who cannot spend that much time browsing and reading textual content. This issue is even bigger when dealing with Web 2.0 sites, where the user is more interested in data than textual content. Considering the expectations of people for instant access to data on the Web, we propose the paradigm of the Smart & Fast Web. We discuss the concept, the expectations, the technologies. At last, we point to Datao.net, a project for a semantic web browser, to surf the Web of Data with all the requirements for a Smart & Fast Web.

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