Hello everyone,
I'm glad to introduce Complexity Intelligence LLC to you. We are a small startup
that focuses on AI and related cutting edge-technologies, including semantic web.
Our areas of expertise include Natural Language Processing and Information Retrival.
In the NLP arena we've introduced a SaaS platform (http://www.complexityintelligence.com), while in IR we've developed Mnemoo (http://www.mnemoo.com).
We're starting working on Semantic Web applications and data delivery, and due to customers demand, we're evaluating the possibility to offer DBPedia (mirror) access through our geographically redundant infrastructure for high-availability, plus we offer dbpedia based application development/integration services (consulting).
Our platform usage is free below a fixed amount of requests per day, after that, customers can choose between on-demand plan (par-per-use) or monthly subscriptions.
It's important to note that customers pay only for the delivery platform usage (servers, bandwith, sys-admins), not for the data delivered through the platform (it's free), according to the data license.
We are glad to have a feedback by DBPedia team, including but not limited to technical, support and license related questions.
Obviously, we hope that DBPedia delivery through our platform can be successful, and we can become sustainers of this fantastic project.
Best,
Alessio
Complexity Intelligence, LLC
http://www.complexityintelligence.com
I'm glad to introduce Complexity Intelligence LLC to you. We are a small startup
that focuses on AI and related cutting edge-technologies, including semantic web.
Our areas of expertise include Natural Language Processing and Information Retrival.
In the NLP arena we've introduced a SaaS platform (http://www.complexityintelligence.com), while in IR we've developed Mnemoo (http://www.mnemoo.com).
We're starting working on Semantic Web applications and data delivery, and due to customers demand, we're evaluating the possibility to offer DBPedia (mirror) access through our geographically redundant infrastructure for high-availability, plus we offer dbpedia based application development/integration services (consulting).
Our platform usage is free below a fixed amount of requests per day, after that, customers can choose between on-demand plan (par-per-use) or monthly subscriptions.
It's important to note that customers pay only for the delivery platform usage (servers, bandwith, sys-admins), not for the data delivered through the platform (it's free), according to the data license.
We are glad to have a feedback by DBPedia team, including but not limited to technical, support and license related questions.
Obviously, we hope that DBPedia delivery through our platform can be successful, and we can become sustainers of this fantastic project.
Best,
Alessio
Complexity Intelligence, LLC
http://www.complexityintelligence.com
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