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There have been 3 successful iterations of the web so far, and many attempts at creating the next one... Web 1: static pages you access via desktop browsers Web 2: programmable pages you access via desktop browsers Web 3: programmable apps you access via mobile devices
They're all defined by their affordances (what you can do) -- in particular their interface (e.g. browsers, devices) Successor attempts: - Semantic web - Internet of things - Wearables / AR - VR / metaverse
If you count all these, and you probably should, then I would recommend a16z use the term "web8" for its PR campaign, that would be more accurate than web3
It's also important to note that these "successors" are never replacements, even when successful. They're new layers added to the old stack. A "new web" is successful if it gains enough traction to become the new center of gravity of the tech ecosystem.
And so far, there have been 3 such success stories.
I wouldn’t call IoT a new web whatsoever. Is a whole other gamut of services. More like embedded chips capable of internet connectivity.
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