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Re-visiting the Semantic Grid

Back in May 2005, readers were reminded (and some informed for the first time) about the Semantic Grid effort that’s been underway since 2001. Recently, IST Results did a piece on the Semantic Grid by touting more of the potential commercial benefit of such a resource. A significant component of the Semantic Grid, a methodologically sound technological infrastructure, is being addressed by the OntoGrid Project.

More indepth information on both the Semantic Grid and the OntoGrid project can be found in this article.

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