Semantic Engines LLC has deployed its semantic API in the Amazon computing cloud. This gives it virtually unlimited scaling capabilities to support client applications. This is the same API that powers SenseBot, and LinkSensor.

The API supports SOAP and REST protocols.

The idea is to empower semantic startups or any ventures that are looking to utilize an affordable high-quality semantic solution to build their applications.

Semantic API features include:
• extraction of semantic concepts from a page or document;
• creating a “semantic cloud” of concepts describing a group of documents;
• generating a multi-document summary of a set of pages;
• generating an essay on a topic based on a set of documents.
Multiple parameters allow the client to control the type and format of results.
Note that the API can be deployed not only in the US but on servers in Europe as well, which would provide for faster response times for world users.

You can get more information and sign up for a free trial at the API page:

http://www.semanticengines.com/api.aspx

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