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====Network computing====
Related to the artificial intelligence direction, Web 3.0 could be the realization and extension of the [[Semantic web]] concept. Academic research is being conducted to develop software for reasoning, based on [[description logic]] and [[intelligent agents]], for example, the ''World Wide Mind'' project.<ref>[http://www.w2mind.org/ World Wide Mind project]</ref> Such applications can perform logical reasoning operations using sets of rules that express logical relationships between concepts and data on the Web.<ref name="Wainewright,2005" /> Sramana Mitra differs on the viewpoint that Semantic Web would be the essence of the next generation of the Internet and proposes a formula to encapsulate Web 3.0.<ref name="Mitra,2007" >{{cite web
  |author=Sramana Mitra 
  |url=http://www.sramanamitra.com/blog/572 
  |title=Web 3.0 = (4C + P + VS)
  |date=2007-02-14
}}</ref> Web 3.0 has also been linked to a possible convergence of [[Service-oriented architecture]] and the [[Semantic web]].<ref>{{cite web
  |author=Lee Provoost, Erwan Bornier 
  |url=http://lee.webcoder.be/papers/sesa.pdf<!-- application/pdf, 280750 bytes -->
  |title=Service-Oriented Architecture and the Semantic Web: A killer combination?
  |publisher=University of Utrecht
  |date=2006-02-10
}}</ref> Web 3.0 is also called the "Internet of Services", i.e. besides the human readable part of the web there will be machine accessible SOA services which can be combined/orchestrated to higher level of services.<ref>{{cite web
  |author=John Moore 
  |url=http://www.riaspot.com/blogs/entry/What-the-Heck-is-Web-3-0
  |title=What the Heck is Web 3.0?
  |publisher=RIAspot.com
  |date=2008-07-09
}}</ref>

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