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Supercruncher “web 3.0” applications

Posted on February 18th, 2007 by miron

Bill McColl writes an article named Supercruncher Applications on his Computing at Scale blog about massively parallel “web 3.0” applications. In particular the following caught my eye: continuous search, complex algorithmic trading and decentralized marketplaces and recommendation agents.

This is related to my previous post about the future of the web.

Found through Slashdot.

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