Stephen Tse 1 Information Technology and Processing Power The Optical Technology & Parallel Computing Dr. Stephen Tse [email protected] 908-872-2108.

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Information Technology andInformation Technology andProcessing PowerProcessing Power

The Optical TechnologyThe Optical Technology& Parallel Computing& Parallel Computing

Dr. Stephen TseDr. Stephen Tse

[email protected]

Lesson 3Lesson 3

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“Video on a Stick”Chip

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Everyday Video

The SONY C1 Picturebook“Floppy Drive Out - Video In”

…Hand-held tool

Zoom / Video Cam(Full Color)

$99.99(May, 1998)

$49.95

GameboyCamera

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Information Appliances -A Major Evolutionary ForceInformation Appliances -A Major Evolutionary Force

Eye-Opening Information Appliances

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Who is this Guy??

Useful Application:Memory Prosthesis

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A Useful Application:Memory Prosthesis

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Textiles-A

Textiles +Moore’s Law =_

Textiles + Moore’s Law =Textiles + Moore’s Law =

Electronic Textiles Electronic Textiles

MIT Media Lab

Wearable Computer

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New Forms of Collaboration Video

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Creating Real Presence -Omni-directional Camera

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Creating Real Presence -Omni-directional Camera

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TransoceanicTerrestrial Long Haul

Metropolitan

CATV

Premises

TrueWave® Undersea

TrueWave® RS

AllWave™ Fiber

AllWave™ Fiber CopperCOAX

CopperCOAX

HubRT

Head EndCO

Application Based Fibersfor the Global Network

Access

Optical Wireless CDMA/3G Wireless

Fiber

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The world is moving to Terabit Routers.

How will you network them ?

Solution for -Based Services

OC-768 - 40

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High Level Multiplexing

Line Rate SONET SDH

51.84 STS 1/OC1 ---

155.52 STS 3/OC3 STM-1

622.08 STS 12/OC12 STM-4

2.5G ~ 2488.32 STS 48/OC48 STM-16

10G ~ 9953.28 STS 192/OC192 STM-64

40G ~394813.12 STS 768/OC768 STM-256

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Virtual Enterprise Solutions will need Advanced

Components Across Product & Service Groups

Consumers

Remote & MobileWorkers

Enterprise Offices & Branches

Partners & Suppliers

Web Centers(Corp. & ASP)

Internet• IP VPN• Public Access

Private Networks• Pt-pt, Fiber,

T1/T3, E1/E3• MPLS

NETWORKParallel

SYSTEMS

NETWORKParallel

SOFTWARE

COMMUNICATIONAPPLICATIONS

Parallel Hardware

PR

OF

ES

SIO

NA

LS

ER

VIC

ES

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VPN Success FactorsThe Operating System of Networks

BusinessBusiness• Rapid Return on Investment

• Rapid service creation/deployment capability

• Differentiated services with SLAs

• Robust Service & Network Management • Strategic Partnerships

TechnologyTechnology• Preserve Private Addresses• Security : IPSec, Public Key Infrastructure Virtual Routing• IP QoS : DiffServ, MPLS , Traffic Management• Terabits Processing Power

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E-Business ScopeE-Business ScopeGoods/Services Media MatchManufacturingSG&AOrder Entry/InventoryLogistics/FulfillmentSourcingLaborPP&ERegulatory

Ver 1.0

E-Commerce

Supply Chain Management

EnterpriseResourceManagement

Client Relationship Management

KnowledgeManagement

InfrastructureManagement

Internal Relationships/Processes

External Relationships (New Revenue/Opportunity)

Goods/Services Media MatchCustomizationReaction/AgilityGeographic Presence/ReachChannel PowerKnowledge-Based Marketing/SellingCompany LoyaltyMarketing/Brand Equity

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Services Developer Implications

Time

Distance

BandwidthSubscriber RevenueSources Only

Today

ValueShifting

Community

Content

Commerce

Tomorrow

Multiple RevenueSources via NetworkedApplications

Shifting Value of Communication Services

Context

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E-Business drivers that force a shift tothis new “e-conomy”

Business Drivers of theNew Economy•Global financial interdependencies•Deregulation•Unrestricted capital flows •Global workforce sourcing•Digitization•Global communication and transportation systems•New geopolitical realities

Key Business Challenges:•Agility and speed (Parallel Processing)•Focus on core competencies and processes•Customer centricity•Mass customization•Geographic scalability•Flexible IT architectures•Interoperability of infrastructure and applications portfolios

New Business Models and Structures:•Aggregators•Portals•Informediaries•E-tailors•Hybrids•Virtually integrated•Mega-Mergers

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Application Service Providers Challenges

• Must offer a unique service/business model vs. competition

• Must have access to a network infrastructure• Must meet basic user expectations regarding

reliability, clarity, access/availability, billing and management

• Build a one to many delivery model that is secure & fast – processing power

• Highly trained IT staff for 99.999% availability• Deliver BOTH SLAs and profits

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