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Speaker: Steen Graham | Asia Pacific Sales & Marketing Director at Intel Introduction:The IoT is enabling a richer way of living and working by making things smarter. At the most basic level, IoT consists of“things”that are connecting to the internet, integrating greater compute capabilities, and using data analytics to extract meaningful information. For instance, existing equipment in a factory can now share data with the cloud. By analyzing this data, the business can improve operations. Extend this across other industries and applications, and the transformative power of the IoT is clear. As more things generate a wealth of data, the IoT is accelerating the accumulation of big data stores. According to Gartner, 35ZB of data from things will generate $2 trillion in value by 2020. Today, businesses from across industries are envisioning the IoT solutions that will generate that value. Intel provides the building blocks for IoT solutions that deliver real value—more quickly. Connect, secure, manage, and analyze data using IoT solutions from Intel and the participants in the Intel ecosystem.
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Internet of Things driving the next wave of Big Data
Steen Graham
Director
Embedded Sales Group
Intel Asia Pacific Japan
Intel Confidential
1760’s……. Late 1990’s…….
Industrial Revolution 3.0
Steam and coal
Railways
Factories
Printing press – mass education
1.0 Electrification, comms, oil, combustion engine
New materials
Highways, automobiles
Mass production
Internet, molecular biology, renewable
energy sources
Super information highways
Smart “everything”
2.0 3.0
We are still at the dawning of the third era… ...A new economic narrative is being written.
1860’s…….
* The Third Industrial Revolution: How Lateral Power is Transforming Energy, the Economy, and the World by Jeremy Rifkin, president of the Foundation on Economic Trends
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• * The Third Industrial Revolution: How Lateral Power is Transforming Energy, the Economy, and the World by Jeremy Rifkin, president of the Foundation on
Economic Trends
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1951 First Commercial
Computer
(Ferranti Mark 1)
1959 Integrated Circuit is
patented
(Noyce/Kilby)
196
9 ARPANET
(internet
forerunner)
1971 First
microprocessor
(Intel 4004)
1997 Google.com
registered
1983 First IBM PC
compatible
laptops
2003 Intel Centrino.
WiFi Hot spots.
Broadband
2004 Facebook
launched
1991 Tim Berners
Lee publishes
World Wide
Web
2007 iPhone launched
2010 iPad launched, other Android tablets
follow
1950 1955 1960 1965 1970 1975 1980 1985 1990 1995 2000 2005 2010 2015
“if the Internet were a movie we’d still be in the opening credits”
Rate of Change Will Approach Light Speed
2012 Embedded Intelligence in CITIES
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1. Big Data – Volume, Velocity, Variety & Value
7.9 ZB* by 2015
3x more bits in digital universe than stars in the physical universe
450 Billion*
Business transactions per day by 2020 (IDC)
$600 Bn*
Potential value to US healthcare
90% of Data*
In the world was created in the last 2 years.
100 years*
Worth of video uploaded to YouTube every 10 days
>5 Billion* People calling, texting, tweeting & browsing on cell phones
How Will Businesses Manage a 50x Data Growth by 2020 in an Affordable Way?
Therapies tailored to a persons genome
Decoding the human genome:
• From 10 years to hours
• On track to hit <$1000 per person
Explosive growth of billing data
Radical overhaul of customer service:
• Self service, realtime access
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15B
connected devices by 20153
>3B
connected users by 20151
Up to 2x or $27B⁵ in additional data center power costs by 2015
>11x increase in mobile data traffic by 20154
2X Growth in information every two years2
Private Public
2. Cloud Computing – “That Old Thing”
Open Clouds: Interoperable, Built on Open, Multi-vendor Solutions and Industry Standards
FEDERATED AUTOMATED
CLIENT AWARE
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3. SECURITY
Big Data Cloud Internet of Things
Client Continuum
SECURITY
Cybercrime is a ~$1 Trillion Industry
Risk: Loss of Intellectual Property, Loss of Brand, Loss of Trust
Big Scale attacks
Crime as a Service
Below the OS
Ransom-ware
Mobile Malware
>15Bn Attack Surfaces by
2020
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4. The Internet of Things
END TO END ANALYTICS
INTELLIGENT SYSTEM
OF SYSTEMS
INTELLIGENT DEVICES
Solutions from device to cloud to deliver end-to-end
customer value
Billions of intelligent devices sharing data and securely, supporting legacy and new
environments
Deliver Intelligence where needed to acquire and filter
data securely
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Mobile
Home
Industrial
Network Infrastructure
The INTERNET of THINGS … Devices that are connecting to the internet, integrating greater compute
capabilities, and using data analytics to extract meaningful information.
COMPUTE ECONOMICS PERVASIVE CONNECTIVITY
BIG DATA AND ANALYTICS
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Enabling the IoT for 30 years
Retail Sector
Retail Mobility
Responsive Store
Personalized Shopping
IVI
Advanced
Driving
Self-Driving
Automotive Sector
CONNECTED MANAGED SECURED DATA ANALYTICS SAFETY
Focused Segments
Energy
Gaming
Imaging
DSS
Mil/Aero
Health
System Consolidation
Secure & Trusted Data
Optimized Factory
Manufacturing Sector
Comms Sector
Workload
Consolidation
SDN/NFV
Small
Cell
Storage Sector
ISA
Libraries
Scale
Out
Home Sector
Gateways
Cable
RDK
Internet of Things
Opportunity
Internet of Things
Solutions
50B Devices 20201
15B Devices 2015
2B Devices 2006
85% of deployed systems are unconnected, do not share data with each other or the cloud. *
New devices are being added every day – In 2013, .5 Billion “non-personal” devices were added to the network. *
* Source: Chetan
Sharma Consulting, IMS
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Internet of Things
Opportunity
Internet of Things
Solutions
Solutions for Every Point in the IoT: We have industry leading products spanning from devices to the cloud, enabling rapid
deployment of end to end IoT Solutions
Things:
• Personal devices
• Cars, Home automation
• Manufacturing equip
• ...
Gateways:
• Home: Puma
• Industrial: Moon Island
Network:
• ONP: Open Networking Platform
• NFV: Network Function
Virtualization
Cloud • Intel Data Center Manager
• Intel Data Platform
• Software Defined
Infrastructure
Services & Solutions • API Management
• API Orchestration
• Intel Express Gateway & Tokenization
• Intel Security Solutions
• Wind River Systems
INDUSTRIAL GATEWAY
NETWORK INFRASTRUCTURE THINGS
DATA CENTER/ CLOUD
12
INTELLIGENT SYSTEM OF SYSTEMS
• A family of gateway solutions starting with Intel® Quark SoC X1000 and Intel® Atom™ E3800 processor families
• Integrated, validated solution with McAfee and Wind River
• Working with ecosystem to develop development kits and reference boards
• Launch in 1H’14
Intelligent IoT Gateway
System of Systems Middleware
Edge Analytics
Data Acquisition
Security
• Open Architecture for Ecosystem Apps and Services
• Enable seamless interfaces
• Ensure interoperability between edge systems
• Secure and federate data between cloud and edge for analytics
IoT Gateway Products
Intel Confidential INDUSTRY ANALYST SUMMIT 2014
SAIA Trucking wanted a solution to:
• Connect the vehicle’s siloed systems
• Optimize driver behavior and fuel
• Provide fleet wide data to HQ
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Impact:
Intel technology enabled Vnomics to provide SAIA a complete solution: • Managing all of their inventory holistically
• Increasing their trucks’ efficiency via routes and preventative maintenance
• Providing a cleaner and safer environment for SAIA drivers
Increasing ROI
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Sensed Data > Social Media
Intel & Cloudera Strategic Partnership
CDH to be Performance-optimized for
Intel Architecture
Support for Intel CPUs, Ethernet, SSD,
security & future technologies
CDH as the
Hadoop Distribution of choice
Largest strategic shareholder in Cloudera
Joint commitment to open source enabling
Deliver Faster Insights, Dramatic Cost Efficiency & Easy To Deploy
