Abstract: A method for data communication and computation over a network whereby nodes of the network are capable of evaluating functions in the local environment of the node, and where the addresses of newly created or of newly connected network nodes are assigned at random, near uniqueness of node addresses being accomplished by using a random or pseudo-random method of choosing one address from a sufficiently large pool of network addresses.

Abstract: A method for data communication and computation over a network whereby nodes of the network are capable of evaluating functions in the local environment of the node, and where the addresses of newly created or of newly connected network nodes are assigned at random, near uniqueness of node addresses being accomplished by using a random or pseudo-random method of choosing one address from a sufficiently large pool of network addresses.

Abstract: A method for data communication and computation over a network whereby nodes of the network are capable of evaluating functions in the local environment of the node, and where the addresses of newly created or of newly connected network nodes are assigned at random, near uniqueness of node addresses being accomplished by using a random or pseudo-random method of choosing one address from a sufficiently large pool of network addresses.

Abstract: A computer-implemented method of handling super large quantities of incompatible types of data sets and records in a common environment is provided in which the method applies real-time analytics and multi-view information objects to these data sets and records according to a predetermined analytics model. The method dynamically tracks the combined results of the real-time analytics across multiple contexts and problem domains and, in parallel, updates the analytics model continuously and accurately.

Abstract: A computer-implemented method is provided for creating currency units, comprising the following steps: identifying knowledge, associating a computer-processable object with the knowledge, and connecting a unique IPv6 number with the object. A computer-processable object is provided, comprising: data representing knowledge, a currency unit representative of credibility of the knowledge and/or of application scope of the knowledge, and an IPv6 number, the IPv6 number being unique for the object. A currency unit is provided, comprising a count being representative of credibility of knowledge and/or of application scope of knowledge, an object being associated with the currency unit, and an IPv6 number, the IPv6 number being unique for the object.

Abstract: A method for data communication and computation over a network whereby nodes of the network are capable of evaluating functions in the local environment of the node, and where the addresses of newly created or of newly connected network nodes are assigned at random, near uniqueness of node addresses being accomplished by using a random or pseudo-random method of choosing one address from a sufficiently large pool of network addresses.

Abstract: A method of presenting data that are stored in a data storage device (2) of a data server (3) to a user, said user being able to access said data server over a network, where in the process between accessing the server and presenting the data, at least one data path is used over which control data associated with the selection of data is sent, and over which data may only be sent in one direction.