Masayuki KatoCEO, Fujitsu Laboratories of America, Inc.October 11th, 2016

Fujitsu Laboratories of America10th Annual Technology Symposium

“Blockchain Unleashed: A Disruption as Big as the Internet?” ”

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Fujitsu Laboratories of America, Inc. (FLA) FLA Technology Symposium (FLATS) The theme: Blockchain Today’s program

Outline

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Beijing

ShanghaiSuzhou Sunnyvale Richardson

London

MadridAtsugiKawasaki

JapanChina U.S.A. Europe

Fujitsu Research and Development CenterCo., Ltd. (est. 1998)

Fujitsu Laboratories of America, Inc.

(est. 1993)

Fujitsu Laboratories of Europe Ltd.

(est. 2001)

Fujitsu Laboratories Ltd. (Japan)• Founded in 1968

• CEO & Representative Director : Shigeru Sasaki

• Employees: 1200

Fujitsu Laboratories Group

Subsidiary of Fujitsu Laboratories Ltd. founded in 1993 Headquartered at Fujitsu Sunnyvale Campus in the center of Silicon

Valley A R&D center on network technology research collaborating with Fujitsu

Network Communications, Inc. in Richardson, TX 50+ Researchers with 12+ R&D Projects Open and R&D collaboration with other research institutes and startups

Fujitsu Laboratories of America, Inc. (FLA)

Sunnyvale, CA Richardson, TX

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FLA Vision & Mission “To be Fujitsu’s Innovation and Strategy Center

in Silicon Valley”

Intelligence Hub

R&D

Business Incubation

Business Model

Innovation

Open Innovation

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Research Themes

Networking Technology Laboratory

Digital Life Laboratory

Software Quality & Security Laboratory

Novel Computing Laboratory

ICT Platform Research

Solution Research

Future Computing Systems

Neuromorphic MachineTechnologies

Cryptography & Privacy

Software Validation & Repair

Autonomous Software Security

NetworkVerification

Photonics TransmissionSystem

Data Driven Life Agents

Antenna Function, Open Innovation, and Business Development

R&D Management Office (RDMO)

Open Innovation Gateway (OIG)

Integration Service Center (ISC)

Network Architecture& SDN/NFV

Quest ForumGroup (QFG)

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Cyber Physical System LaboratoryAI Powered Inter-ThingsHuman Hub Service Oriented

Network

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FLA Technology Symposium (FLATS) Objectives:To discuss and understand the key business and technical issues related to

emerging ICT themesTo cultivate R&D and business partnerships among industry players

Past Event Date Theme

FLATS 2007 11/14“The Monetary and Social Economics of Information Sharing: Understanding the Present and Looking Towards the Future”

FLATS 2008 6/18 “Full Circle of Trust: Technology, Economics, and Social Implications of Trust and Security”

FLATS 2009 6/11 “Cloud Computing: Beyond the Hype”

FLATS 2010 6/9 “The Smart Grid: Energy meets the ‘Internet of Things’”

FLATS 2011 6/1 “Healthcare Technology Convergence - Smart Consumers meet Care Delivery of the Future”

FLATS 2012 6/13 “Paving the Road to Unlimited Bandwidth: Technologies and Applications for a Connected Age”

FLATS 2013 6/5 “From Clouds to Ambient Intelligence: Technologies that will Transform the Human Experience”

FLATS 2014 6/4 “The Changing Landscape of Innovation: Open, Shared, and Democratized”

FLATS 2015 6/24 “Intelligent Computing: Technology Disruptions and Social Impacts”

FLATS 2016 10/11 “Blockchain Unleashed: A Disruption as Big as the Internet?”

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What Is Blockchain?Blockchain: a distributed database technology that allows for potentially

complex trust relationships between database users

Permissionless blockchains allow anyone to participate and are most

commonly used in cryptocurrencies. They assume no trust between participants

Permissioned blockchains restrict access in terms of who can perform various actions

on the blockchain. They assume some levels of trust, and

are potentially more useful for many business applications than permissionless

blockchains

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What Is Blockchain?Blockchain: a distributed database technology that allows for potentially

complex trust relationships between database users

Permissionless blockchains allow anyone to participate and are most commonly used in cryptocurrencies.

They assume no trust between participants

Permissioned blockchains restrict access in terms of who can perform various actions on the blockchain.

They assume some levels of trust, and are potentially more useful for many

business applications than permissionless blockchains

“The blockchain protocol threatens to disintermediate almost every process in financial services.”—World Economic Forum

“Is the blockchain technology going to be fundamental? I think the answer is overwhelmingly likely to be yes. ” –Larry

Summers, former Secretary of the Treasury

“Every informed person needs to know about Bitcoin because it might be one of the world’s most important developments.”

--Leon Luow, Nobel Peace prize nominee

Today’s Program

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Today’s Program

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Today’s Program

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