The adoption of Web 3, which seeks to decentralize data control and return it to users, entails challenges in sectors ranging from commerce to simple everyday tasks.

Web 3 or 3.0, based on blockchain technology and leveraging AI, aims to create a semantic platform where data is interconnected more intelligently, allowing for better understanding and analysis of information. Furthermore, it seeks to achieve a deeper understanding and processing of information in a way that more closely resembles human intelligence, going beyond machine learning.

Experts point out that decentralizing data control is crucial, although they understand that it is a gradual process, given that Web 3 is still under development. Some examples of its progress can be seen in initiatives such as those of Amazon Web Services, which has launched Web3 labs, and Google Cloud with zero-knowledge proofs, weaving Web3 into its traditional offerings, according to Cointelegraph.

Key features of this advancement include the aforementioned decentralization of data, along with its democratization; transparency; personalized browsing preferences; and increased privacy, which could even lead to the possibility of anonymous browsing.

Where is the application of Web 3 most evident currently? Particularly in the area of ​​decentralized finance (DeFi), which eliminates financial intermediaries; non-fungible tokens (NFTs), which represent ownership of unique digital assets; and decentralized social networks, where greater user control over data is prioritized.

Likewise, its application is seen in more intelligent and personalized access to information through AI; various decentralized messaging and trading platforms, as well as supply chain management and digital identity solutions, all leveraging blockchain technology.

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FC Barcelona confirmed the sale of 24.5 % of Barça Studios, the club’s multimedia and audiovisual production company, to the company Orpheus Media for a total of 100 million euros, in a new economic lever activated by the entity with a view to being able, among other things, to register the signings within the salary limit set by LaLiga Santander.

“FC Barcelona announces the sale of 24.5 % of Barça Studios to the company Orpheus Media, managed by Mr. Jaume Roures, an audiovisual producer with extensive experience in the creation of audiovisual and digital content, for an amount of 100 million euros”, announced the blaugrana club.

According to the Catalan team, this agreement complements what was already signed on July 29 with “Socios.com”, the sale of another 24.5 % of Barça Studios, and will serve to accelerate the growth of the digital, NFT and Web 3 strategy of the club.

The sale has been carried out in accordance with the authorization of the General Assembly of Members of FC Barcelona held on October 23.

These 100 million euros should be used to try to register the five summer signings, Kessié, Christensen, Raphinha, Lewandowski and Koundé, as well as Sergi Roberto or Ousmane Dembélé, in LaLiga Santander in time for them to play this Saturday against Rayo Vallecano on the first day of the new season.

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