Cloud Computing and Communication

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1 IEEE ICC 2013 Industry & Business Panel Budapest, June 11, 2013 Cloud Computing and Communication ~ Introductory ~ Yasunori Mochizuki Vice President, Central Research Laboratories, NEC Corporation Page 1

2 Cloud Computing A style of computing in which scalable and elastic IT-enabled capabilities are delivered as a service using Internet technologies. Based on Gartner s definition Page 2

3.11 Tohoku Earthquake and Tsunami Communication services were down 1,000,000 landlines outage 14,800 mobile base stations damaged Internet was not

Twitter Played a critical role in sharing local info (food, doctor, blackout, etc.

3 3.11 Tohoku Earthquake and Tsunami Communication services were down 1,000,000 landlines outage 14,800 mobile base stations damaged Internet was not completely dead, but at a very limited quality Google: Google Person Finder Safety check service was launched in 1h 46min after the earthquake Twitter Played a critical role in sharing local info (food, doctor, blackout, etc.) New registration world-wide jumped up by 25% on 3/12 Local governments relied on twitter for info transmission Mobile service map (3/12) Service outage Service available Source: NTT docomo Source: Page 3

4 3.11 Impact on Enterprise / Public IT systems IT customer s mindset was changed before: On premise in convenient large cities after: Cloud in remote / distributed data centers Electricity saving became more important in view of power shortage and rise in electricity price Disaster recovery / BCP was revised to be viable Government started twitter information services as a social infrastructure Source: Page 4

5 Cloud Landscape Cloud application expands to enterprise and society from consumer services Consumer Enterprise Society Public Cloud Web Search EC Storage SNS Groupware CRM BI Private Cloud SCM Finance Human resource Energy Disaster Recovery Safety Social Infrastructure (Vender list: based on IDC 2013) Page 5

6 Cloud Market Forecast Public cloud market: 14% in 2013 of the total IT services CAGR - Public cloud: 17%, IT services: 4.3% ( ) 1,200 1, $US billion ,012 1,064 1,119 Private Cloud Public Cloud IT services Rapid growth of private cloud, migrating from legacy IT system Based on Gartner market forecast 2011 Page 6

7 Technology Aspects Big Data Analytics Business process optimization Predictive analysis Physical system control Security Cyber attack Privacy Data Management Easy scale up and scale out Low latency Network Software-defined networking M2M sensor network Page 7

8 Tech drives Innovation, Innovation drives Tech How will cloud-computing evolve? Today IT System Main Frame Client / Server EC Web System Innovation SNS XaaS Cloud Computing Meet Tech Leaders in Industry Centralized Distributed Work Station PC Internet Broadband Mobile Device Technology Page 8

9 Technical Scope of This Panel Session How will cloud-computing evolve? Which application areas can cloud-computing cover? What are the limits of cloud-computing? How much does cloud-computing integrate into existing technologies? What are the future challenges in cloud-computing? Which areas may be replaced by cloud-computing? Page 9

10 Panelists Dr. Matthias Kaiserswerth Director and Vice President, IBM Research - Zurich Dr. Wolfgang Theilmann Head of Enterprise Platform Research, SAP, Germany Dr. Götz Brasche Microsoft Research, Advanced Technology Labs, Germany Dr. Francisco Medeiros Deputy Head of Unit, Unit E2 Software & Services, Cloud Computing, European Commission Page 10

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Inter-Cloud Computing and Networking for Secure Social Infrastructure

Inter-Cloud Computing and Networking for Secure Social Infrastructure Inter-Cloud Computing and ing for Secure Social Infrastructure Atsuhiro GOTO Institute of Information Security (IISEC) Global Inter-Cloud Technology Forum (GICTF) 1 Who am I? Atsuhiro Goto is currently