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A Scalable and Ontology-Based P2P Infrastructure for Semantic Web Services Mario Schlosser Michael Sintek1 Stefan Decker Wolfgang Nejdl2 Stanford University {schloss, sintek, stefan, nejdl@} Abstract full use of Semantic Web Services capabilities using a centralized system does not scale gracefully to large Semantic Web Services are a promising combination of number of services. This difficulty is severed by the Semantic Web and Web service technology, aiming at evolving trend to ubiquitous computing in which more providing means of automatically executing, discovering and more devices and entities become services and and composing semantically marked-up Web services. We service networks become extremely dynamic due to envision peer-to-peer networks which allow for carrying constantly arriving and departing service providers. out searches in real-time on permanently reconfiguring In this paper, we present an approach to enhance the networks to be an ideal infrastructure for deploying a capabilities of Semantic Web Services with the dynamics network of Semantic Web Service providers. However, and real-time search capabilities of peer-to-peer networks. P2P networks evolving in an unorganized manner suffer We address a major problem currently faced in deploying from serious scalability problems, limiting the numbe