HIGHFLEET’s Latest Release Finds New Uses

By Melody Smith|May 30th, 2011|News, ontology, semantic|Comments Off

HIGHFLEET has announced the release of the latest version of its eXtensible Knowledge Server (XKS) ontology-based deductive database. This new release professes to have the only advanced, scalable first order logic-based deductive database that continues to find new uses.

HIGHFLEET’s deductive database software and Semantic Federation of Legacy Databases solution use the same deductive reasoning that humans use. However HIGHFLEET can do it at a much faster pace using large ontologies and data groups to reason against. This speed makes their application in industries a worthwhilec consideration.

This interesting news was brought to our attention by Red Orbit in their article, “Semantic Technology Firm, HIGHFLEET, Inc., Announces Today the Release of the Latest Version of its eXtensible Knowledge Server .”

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HIGHFLEET’s Latest Release Finds New Uses