As it invites the world to play in a mysterious sandbox it likes to call "Caffeine," Google is testing more than just a "next-generation" search infrastructure. It's testing at least a portion of a revamped software architecture that will likely underpin all of its online applications for years to come.
Matt Cutts über Caffeine. Es handelt sich vor allem um ein verbessertes Verfahren zur Indexierung, nicht direkt um eine verbesserte semantische oder Echtzeit-Suche, aber wohl um eine Voraussetzung dafür. Für Betreiber von Websites mit guter Architektur wird sich laut Cutts nicht viel ändern.
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