Doug Davis Vice President, GM, Internet of Things Group

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1 IoT Insights 2014

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3 Doug Davis Vice President, GM, Internet of Things Group

4 * The Internet of Things is Intelligence Everywhere 44 ZETABYTES** Sensors Home/ Industrial Gateway Network DC/Cloud Mobile COST OF SENSORS PAST 10 YEARS 2X COST OF 40X BANDWIDTH PAST 10 YEARS COST OF PROCESSING 60X PAST 10 YEARS *** * IDC ** IMC/EDC: The Digital Universe of Opportunities *** Goldman Sachs

5 IoT Delivers Results NCR POS w/ Intel DPT and vpro for transactions: Reducing fraud through e2e encryption. Integrated Smart Parking Solution utilizing Intel Mashery API solutions US Grant Hotel instrumenting building infrastructure with Dell utilizing Intel IoT Gateways Di-BOSS (Digital Building Operating System) + Cisco Energy Management: Electrical, Steam and Water 100M credit card numbers stolen in 2013 Reduce time spent searching for parking by 43% Identified utility and maintenance savings: $60K/year Saved $1M in 1 building / year $.50/sq ft.

6 John Gilbert EVP, COO Rudin Management

7 Accelerating Implementations Intel has a proven history of driving scale Secure, scalable compute from edge to cloud Open industry interoperability

8 Intel Delivering Solutions: Fundamental Tenets Monetize HW, SW, and Data Management Actionable Analytics Data Normalization Connectivity, Device Discovery, and Provisioning Security as the Foundation - HW and SW Defining with Industry the fundamental building blocks for IoT solutions

9 *Other names and brands may be claimed as the property of others. Industry Partnerships

10 Introducing the Intel IoT Platform

11 API Library & API Mgmt Sensor Sensor I/O MCU MPU WiFi + LP WiFi Bluetooth + BTLE 2G/3G/4G/LTE (GPRS) ZigBee Zwave 6LoWPAN WiHART RFID Satellite Ethernet Data Transport Broker Data Ingestion & Processing Introducing the Intel IoT Platform TCP/IP Persistence & Concurrency Query Data as a Service (DaaS) Sensor Actuator Sensor Actuator I/O I/O U P A L MCU MPU Gateway U P A L Gateway MQTT, HTTPS, CoAP, REST, XMPP, DDS, etc. Load Balancer Security & Edge Management Systems TCP/IP TCP/IP Metadata Catalogue Storage Compute Analytics Services Orchestration Device Attestation MCU & Gateway: Identity Protection + Secure Boot U P A L = Protocol Abstraction Layer Device Attestation Cloud Management System (Monitoring, Auto-scaling, Logging, Eventing)

12 Intel IoT Platform Edge IoT Doug Davis Diane Bryant Doug Fisher Mike Bell Wen-Hann Wang

13 Intel IoT Platform The Data Center and IoT Analytics Doug Davis Diane Bryant Doug Fisher Mike Bell Wen-Hann Wang

14 Intel IoT Platform Software and Services for IoT Doug Davis Diane Bryant Doug Fisher Mike Bell Wen-Hann Wang

15 Intel IoT Platform Wearables and IoT Doug Davis Diane Bryant Doug Fisher Mike Bell Wen-Hann Wang

16 The Future of IoT Intel IoT Platform Doug Davis Diane Bryant Doug Fisher Mike Bell Wen-Hann Wang

17 API Library & API Mgmt Intel IoT Platform Edge IoT and Beyond Sensor Sensor I/O MCU MPU WiFi + LP WiFi Bluetooth + BTLE 2G/3G/4G/LTE (GPRS) ZigBee Zwave 6LoWPAN WiHART RFID Satellite Ethernet Data Transport Broker Data Ingestion & Processing Persistence & Concurrency TCP/IP Query Data as a Service (DaaS) Sensor Actuator Sensor Actuator I/O I/O U P A L MCU MPU Gateway U P A L Gateway MQTT, HTTPS, CoAP, REST, XMPP, DDS, etc. Load Balancer Security & Edge Management Systems TCP/IP TCP/IP Metadata Catalogue Storage Compute Analytics Services Orchestration Device Attestation Device Attestation MCU & Gateway: Identity Protection + Secure Boot U P A L = Protocol Abstraction Layer Cloud Management System (Monitoring, Auto-scaling, Logging, Eventing)

18 Intel Delivering Solutions: Intel IoT Platform Roadmap Security as a foundation IoT building blocks for rapid TTM Announcing Today: Wind River Edge Management System (EMS) Intel IoT Gateway with EMS

19 Wind River Edge Management System Quickly develop Easily integrate data Manage remotely Monitor & Update Device Data End-to-End Security

20 The Intel IoT Gateway CONNECTING THE 85% Security Scalability Speed to Market

21 Ecosystem support for the Intel IoT Gateway *Other names and brands may be claimed as the property of others.

22 Intel IoT Platform The Data Center and IoT Analytics Doug Davis Diane Bryant Doug Fisher Mike Bell Wen-Hann Wang

23 Diane Bryant Senior Vice President, GM, Data Center Group

24 The Compute Evolution Cloud Cloud + Edge B Things Web Client + Server Mainframes B Traditional Devices Dumb Terminals +PC +Laptop +Smartphones & Tablets +Things 1960s 1990s 2000s 2010s >2010

25 The Big Data Opportunity Digital Service Economy Big Data Growth $41B TAM Services Billions of connected DEVICES Build out of the CLOUD $13B TAM Software New SERVICES Services Software Hardware Hardware Source: IDC WW Big Data Forecast

26 Big Data Improves the Service Consolidate customer profiles for improved support experience Use for failure analysis and engine design improvement Drive targeted ads and purchase recommendations Other names and brands may be claimed as the property of others

27 Big Data Reduces Business Risk Faster threat detection & intelligence to improve incident response Consumer transaction data for fraud discovery Semantic analysis using HPC for detecting anomalous transactions Other names and brands may be claimed as the property of others

28 Healthcare Data Expanding From doctors, hospitals and insurance Clinical data 2010: Peta-scale 2020 Exa-scale 2030: Zetta-scale From medical devices and imaging Diagnostic data From home and daily life From pharma and life sciences Consumer data Genetic data Source: McKinsey Global Institute

29 Accelerating Progress in Health & Life Sciences 400% performance improvement in Ayasdi Cure Intel Xeon E5 v3 AVX instructions & Intel MKL 7.3X improvement in transfer throughput RNA-Sequence processing Intel Xeon E5 v3 DDIO & SR-IOV From 39 compute years to a 9 hour run, screening of 3.2 million compounds From 7 days to 4 hours, reducing delays for treating the ill Intel Xeon E5 v3, Lustre File Storage, Intel SW Tools 10,000 Cloud-based compute instances, Intel Xeon E5 v3 Source: Knights Cancer Institute, Oregon Health Sciences University & Intel Other names and brands may be claimed as the property of others

30 Powering the Analytics Continuum Intel Solutions for Lustre* software Intel Solid-State Drive Intel Omni-Path Architecture Next-gen memory Predictive Analytics Deep Learning Accelerators Security Extract / Transform / Load A-wear Intel IoT Platform IOT Analytics Developer Platform Wearable Analytics Developer Platform Other names and brands may be claimed as the property of others

31 Demonstrating the Value of Big Data Barriers to Adoption of Big Data Determining value 65% Risk and governance 32% Collaborations Integrating multiple data sources 30% Skills and capabilities 30% Infrastrucutre / architecture 29% Defining our strategy 28% Funding 25% Leadership or organizational issues 17% Technology / Architecture Understanding what "Big Data" is Other 4% 17% Business Case / Cost Operations / Capability...and others Source: Gartner Survey Analysis, Sep 2014 (N=282); Industry participant interviews Other names and brands may be claimed as the property of others 0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100% Percentage of Respondents

32 Doug Fisher Vice President, GM, Software and Services Group

33 Software Value Drives End to End Scale Connected Devices Connective Tissue Cloud and Data Center Intel Mashery API Gateways Services * Other names and brands may be claimed as the property of others.

34 Connected Devices Optimized for Intel Architecture * Other names and brands may be claimed as the property of others.

35 Connected Devices IoT Developer Program Optimized for Intel Architecture * Other names and brands may be claimed as the property of others.

36 Connected Devices Intel Hackathon IoT Developer Program Optimized for Intel Architecture * Other names and brands may be claimed as the property of others.

37 Connected Devices IIC Founder Companies Reference Architecture Frameworks and Testbeds + = Interoperability 100+ OIC Board of Directors Industry Standards + Open Source = Solutions Interoperability 50+ * Other names and brands may be claimed as the property of others.

38 Cloud and Data Center * Other names and brands may be claimed as the property of others.

39 Connective Tissue By 2017 over 20% of customer-facing analytic deployments will provide product tracking information leveraging the IoT¹ APIs simplify the of IoT data use for:scale Developers Partners Customers ¹ Source: Gartner Predicts 2015: The Intersection of Information Innovation and Business Digitalization * Other names and brands may be claimed as the property of others.

40 Connective Tissue Intel IoT Platform By 2017 over 20% of customer-facing analytic deployments will provide product tracking information leveraging the IoT¹ APIs simplify the of IoT data use for:scale Developers Partners Customers ¹ Source: Gartner Predicts 2015: The Intersection of Information Innovation and Business Digitalization * Other names and brands may be claimed as the property of others.

41 Connective Tissue Smart Parking & Traffic Management using Intel Gateway solutions Back-end tools for developers: connected car apps Social Access Management with Intel Galileo Intel IoT Platform By 2017 over 20% of customer-facing analytic deployments will provide product tracking information leveraging the IoT¹ APIs simplify the of IoT data use for:scale Developers Partners Customers ¹ Source: Gartner Predicts 2015: The Intersection of Information Innovation and Business Digitalization * Other names and brands may be claimed as the property of others.

42 Software Value Drives End to End Scale Connected Devices Connective Tissue Cloud and Data Center * Other names and brands may be claimed as the property of others.

43 Mike Bell Vice President, General Manager, New Devices Group

44 Humans & Technology Our Vision Everything is getting smart 50B such devices by 2020 * 400M wearables by 2020 ** *Cisco, The Internet of Things, April 2011 **Gartner, 2014

45 Human-to-Machine 1 Content Consumer Industrial Healthcare 3 Control 2 Biometric Data

46 View of the Market Performance & Functionality Google Glass Smart Watches & Bracelets Head Worn Trackers Fitness Sports Limited Functionality $100 $200 $400 $1000 Retail price

47 Wearables & Intel IoT Platform Q Cloud/Data Center and Services Intel IoT Platform Device & Brand Analytics Wearables Portal Cloud Portal Consumer Facing Services Public Cloud Intel IQ Software Kits Wearables Portal Consumer Facing Services Intel IoT Platform Cloud Portal A-Wear Developer Program Device & Brand Analytics Companion Phone Mobile Applications & SDKs Wearable Intel Developer Kit Edison Wearable Devices (MICA & Basis Peak) Intel Developer Kit Edison Wearable Devices Intel Edison Wearable Devices

48 Wen-Hann Wang Vice President Managing Director, Intel Labs

49 The Future of IoT The Era of Ubiquitous Intelligence Delivering Exciting New User Experiences Unleash Human Potential!

50 Unleashing the Power of IoT Key Technology Innovations Energy Security Wireless Comms Energy Efficiency Security and Privacy Wireless Communications

51 Delivering Energy Efficient Computing and Communications From Devices to the Data Center IoT/Wearables Ultra-mobile Client Data Center QUARK

52 Driving Innovations in Energy Efficiency Near Threshold Voltage (NTV) and Resilient Circuits Purpose Driven Functional Blocks Effective Energy Delivery and Harvesting Efficient I/O HIGH NTV Energy Efficiency ~8x LOW Enabling Scalable, Efficient Energy Compute- Sensors to Servers

53 Scaling IoT Securely Delivering Best in Class End-to-End Security Manufacturing / Industrial Transportation Gateway Network IoT Cloud Retail

54 AES SHA2 DRNG Securing IoT Endpoints Lightweight Cryptography Lightweight Trustworthy Execution Anonymous Device ID Trustlet Code Operating System Group pub-key Apps Trustlet Data Other Trustlets pvt-key 1 pvt-key 2 pvt-key n

55 Enhanced Privacy ID technology Introducing EPID Licensing Immutable hardware-based identity Scheme for anonymity where the device is attested as a member of a group.

56 Next Gen Wireless Communications Home/ Industrial Next Gen Wireless Sensors Gateway Wireless or Wired Backhaul Network IoT Cloud Next Gen Wireless Mobile Software-Defined Networking Network Function Virtualization

57 IoT Wireless Communication Low Power Communication Device-Device Communication Video Aware Wireless Network Video QoE Aware Wireless Video Optimized

58 The Future of IoT The Era of Ubiquitous Intelligence Delivering Exciting New User Experiences Unleash Human Potential!

59 Bringing Scale to IoT: Scalable and easy Evolving ecosystem Transformative value

60 System Integrator Ecosystem *Other names and brands may be claimed as the property of others.

61 Mike Sutcliff Group Chief Executive Accenture Digital

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63 Summary Announcing the Intel IoT Platform Announcing new products and capabilities aligned to the Platform Expanding the ecosystem to scale

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65 IoT Insights 2014

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