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Thinking of the Web as a "techno-social system for the interaction between human and technological networks," Karan Patel has classified the Web into the following five generations (2013):

• Web 1.0 as a Web of information or percipience

• Web 2.0 as Web of verbalization

• Web 3.0 as Web of affiliation

• Web 4.0 as a Web of integration

• Web 5.0 as a Web of decentralized smart communicator

This classification approach implies that as the Web grows, the types of data in the Web become more and more diverse and sophisticated. Although Patel has done an impressive comparison research work on all known generations of the Web, there is one weakness of that research-it did not provide any identification and analysis on performance bottlenecks in accessing the large-scale data in all the generations of the Web. Therefore, to bridge this gap, you are asked to conduct a comparison researchfor this subject. You will be asked to create a short research report to compare the characteristics of the performance bottlenecks that occurred in accessing the large-scale Web data in all generations of the Web.

Study the reading assignments first, and then write a comparison study report focusing on the following 4 aspects:

1. Identify the main sources of generating the large-scale web data in each generation of the Web.

2. Identify the typical "places" where the performance bottlenecks of accessing the large-scale of data for each generation of the Web will occur.

3. Analyze the root causes for generating these performance bottlenecks.

4. Propose your high-level strategies to remove these performance bottlenecks.