The Semantic Web's origins lie in the extension of the World Wide Web. It offers a common and shared framework for data to be more widely reused and built upon. This is true across data scientists, applications, enterprises, and communities. The framework is also called an ontology, as it is commonly referred to in the field of information science. It partly relies on natural language process to gather facts and trusted information that eventually become a cataloged system of knowledge. To be more concise, semantic web structures and tags data combine entities in a manner that computers can read.