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1 The 3 rd Industrial Revolution? Mike Blalock Global Sales Direcr, Financial Services Industry, Intel Corp.

2 What s Going On? Industrial Revolution Electrification, comms, Steam and coal oil, combustion engine Railways New materials Facries Highways, aumobiles Printing press mass education Mass production 1760 s s. 3.0 * Internet, molecular biology, renewable energy sources Super information highways Smart everything Late 1990 s. We are still at the dawning of the third era...a new economic narrative is being written. * 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

3 Rate of Change Will Approach Light Speed 1835 First electric relay invented 1882 First DC power station 1752 Ben Franklin proved that static electricity and lightning were the same this paved the way for the future 1800 first electric battery introduced 1821 Faraday invented the first electric mor 1844 Morse invented the telegraph 1879 first light bulb Thomas Edison 1891 First AC power station 1910 Generation and distribution systems build out

4 Rate of Change Will Approach Light Speed 1835 First electric relay invented 1882 First DC power station Late 1920 s Electricity becoming pervasive 1752 Ben Franklin proved that static electricity and lightning were the same this paved the way for the future 1800 first electric battery introduced 1821 Faraday invented the first electric mor 1844 Morse invented the telegraph 1879 first light bulb Thomas Edison 1891 First AC power station 1920 <10% of British households wired connected 1910 Generation and distribution systems build out

5 Rate of Change Will Approach Light Speed 1969 ARPANET (internet forerunner) 2003 Intel Centrino. WiFi Hot spots. Broadband 1951 First Commercial Computer (Ferranti Mark 1) 1959 Integrated Circuit is patented (Noyce/Kilby) 1971 First microprocessor (Intel 4004) 1983 First IBM PC compatible lapps 1991 Tim Berners Lee publishes World Wide Web 1997 Google.com registered

6 Rate of Change Will Approach Light Speed if the Internet were a movie we d still be in 1951 First Commercial Computer (Ferranti Mark 1) 1969 ARPANET (internet forerunner) 1959 Integrated Circuit is patented (Noyce/Kilby) 1971 First microprocessor (Intel 4004) the opening credits 1983 First IBM PC compatible lapps 1991 Tim Berners Lee publishes World Wide Web 1997 Google.com registered 2003 Intel Centrino. WiFi Hot spots. Broadband 2010 ipad launched, other Android tablets follow 2007 iphone launched 2004 Facebook launched 2012 Embedded Intelligence in WTC

7 Re-imagining the World at Light Speed Knowledge Shopping Communicating Educating Travelling Entertaining Sharing Industries established over a Century re-architected in under a Decade From the Obvious

8 Re-imagining the World at Light Speed Smart Grid New Services Construction Agriculture The Way We Work Cars Google Home Hotels When the impossible becomes possible the Not so Obvious

9 Tecnic Shifts: Infrastructure Enabling New Horizons >1 Zetabyte Internet Traffic3 Client Continuum Energy >15 Bn Connected Devices2 Internet of by Things2015 Big Data New BusinessCloud + Usage Models >1 Bn More Netizen s1 Retail Healthcare Smart Cities Finance Security Transport Tecnic Shifts OBSERVATIONS OVER THE LAST 12 MONTHS KEY IT CHALLENGES Client Continuum Internet of Things Big Data Cloud Security

10 Client Compute Continuum New Experience Context aware Immersive / Interactive Intuitive, accessible and natural Transform Business Transform Workplace Cusmers Employees Just being on the Internet is not good enough.

11 Internet of Things THINGS Edge Intelligence Efficiency Safety Aumation Sensor Energy Cities Agriculture etc Structures Transport Connected, intelligent systems enable end-2-end experiences

12 Data Intensive Compute Big Data = Data Intensive Computing New Services Insights, predictions Real time, at point of action Decisions, aumation Personalization, context Breakthrough discoveries Big Data HPC Data is the new currency: Insights at Point of Action. Enable breakthrough discoveries

13 Cloud Infrastructure New Services Cloud Infrastructure Open Simplified Secure Federated Public cloud Datacenter as a system Private cloud New Experience Edge Intelligence The Cloud Simplified, Elastic, Interoperable, Built on Open Multi-vendor Solutions and Industry Standards

14 Cloud Infrastructure Cloud Infrastructure Open Simplified Secure Federated New Services Public cloud Shift investment focus Datacenter as a system New Experience business transformation Private cloud Edge Intelligence The Cloud Simplified, Elastic, Interoperable, Built on Open Multi-vendor Solutions and Industry Standards

15 The Fifth Tecnic Shift: Cyber Security & Privacy Cybercrime is a ~$1 Trillion Industry Cloud Infrastructure Data Intensive Computing Internet of Things Client Continuum SECURITY Crime as a Service Below the OS Big Scale attacks >15Bn Attack Surfaces by 2020 Ransom-ware Mobile Malware Risk: Loss of Intellectual Property, Loss of Brand, Loss of Trust

16 Cyber Security & Privacy Need for a Business Led, Holistic Security Approach it starts with trust identify, location, fraud detection

17 The Third Industrial Revolution Client Continuum Internet of Things Big Data Cloud Security THE PACE OF CHANGE IS ACCELERATING NEED TO GET TIME, COST, LABOUR OUT OF THE DATA CENTER AND INTO BUSINESS TRANSFORMATION / INNOVATION THE TECTONIC SHIFTS ARE INTERWINED

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