Datumtronic knowledge server

A method for assigning client requests to one or more computer-implemented servers, comprising:

• receiving, from at least one client coupled to at least one router, at least one request, wherein each of the at least one client includes a processor configured to analyze inputted data;
• assigning, using a plurality of routers, requests to a one or more computer-implemented servers,
• wherein each of the one or more computer-implemented servers comprise a datumtronic knowledge server configured to store the inputted data as a graph comprising nodes interconnected via one type of linkage,
• wherein the nodes represent datums,
• wherein each knowledge element is a pair of the datums connected by an is connection or each knowledge element is a katum, and
• wherein the katum is a datum having an attached primitive data type object;
• storing, in memory, one or more requests;
• and
• performing, using the one or more computer-implemented servers, tasks indicated by the requests assigned to each of the one or more computer-implemented servers by deducing inferences from the graph in near-real time to identify new datums.

A system for assigning client requests to one or more computer-implemented servers, comprising:

• at least one client coupled to the one or more computer-implemented servers,
• wherein each of the at least one client includes a processor configured to analyze inputted data,
• wherein each of the at least one client is configured to assign requests to the one or more computer-implemented servers,
• wherein each of the one or more computer-implemented servers comprise a datumtronic knowledge server configured to store the inputted data as a graph comprising nodes interconnected via one type of linkage,
• wherein the nodes represent datums,
• wherein each knowledge element is a pair of the datums connected by an is connection or each knowledge element is a katum, and
• wherein the katum is a datum having an attached primitive data type object;
• at least one processor having a memory, the memory having computer readable instructions stored thereon that, when executed by the processor, enables the storing of the requests;
• and
• the one or more computer-implemented servers configured to perform tasks indicated by the requests by deducing inferences from the graph in near-real time to identify new datums.