Justin Rattner

Research@Intel Europe 2011
Justin Rattner
Chief Technology Officer
Intel Corporation
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Copyright © 2011, Intel Corporation.
Aggregate Demand for Computing Accelerating
Transistors Shipped Per Year
80x1018
70x1018
10 Billion
2000-2010:
60x1018
68% CAGR
50x1018
transistors
per person on earth
in 2010
40x1018
30x1018
20x1018
10x1018
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Source: Intel/WSTS
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Intel Labs:
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21
Century Industrial Research
Visioning the Future
We define the future in terms
of new user experiences
across the Continuum
Validating the Future
We explore technology breakthroughs
and validate feasibility in advance
of significant product investment
Venturing the Future
Beyond working with existing BUs, we
explore new business opportunities to
bring technologies & visions to market
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Intel Labs Mission
Delivering Breakthrough Technologies to Fuel Intel’s Growth
Strong Research
Partnerships
INDUSTRY
World Class Research
Processing &
Programming
Efficient Technology
Transfer
INTEL PRODUCT
GROUPS
Energy &
Sustainability
GOVERNMENT
Security &
Virtualization
Electronics,
Photonics & Wireless
UNIVERSITIES
User Experience &
Interaction
…and much more!
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OPEN SOURCE
SOFTWARE
Intel Labs Europe Network
Harnessing the collective value of Intel’s R&D investments in Europe
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Announcing Intel’s Energy
& Sustainability Lab
• Headquartered in Ireland
• Leverages growing ecosystem of academic
& industrial partners in Europe and beyond
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Applying ICT to Enable “High Tech, Low Carbon” Economy
Transmission
& Distribution
Renewable
Integration
Micro-Grids
& Districts
Services
Sensing
Algorithms
& Analytics
Smart
Buildings
Smart
Homes
Strong alignment to EU 2020 sustainability goals
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Cyber
Physical
From Smart Grid to Personal Energy Management
Focus on Consumers of Energy
• Use technology to inform consumers and
change their behavior
• Aggregate millions of small contributions
• Drive a significant change in CO2 output
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Impact of Empowering Consumers
Average US household could:
• Reduce energy consumption by 15-31%
• Save up to $470 per year in electricity costs
What if 1% of US households realized this savings?
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Reduce annual coal demand by 371,000 tons
Eliminate need for two 675 MW coal-fired peak power plants
Reduce carbon emissions by 2.4 million metric tons
Equivalent of taking 535,000 cars off the road
Source: “Next Generation Home Energy Management Systems – A Mass Deployment Impact”, Wipro Consulting Services, September 2009
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Unobtrusive Energy Sensing
Using Computational Signal Analysis To Extract Load Information
Infer Appliance Operation by
Sensing AC Line Signals
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Simple, Low-cost Wireless
Sensor Anyone Can Install
Compute Detailed Home
Appliance Operation from
Only One or Two Sensors
See demonstration at Research@Intel showcase energy zone
POEM – Personal Office Energy Manager
Integrating IT sensing fabric with building management to improve
energy efficiency, comfort and safety of occupants in green buildings
See demonstration at Research@Intel showcase energy zone
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Smart Charging of Electric Vehicles
A research collaboration between Intel and SAP
with Ireland’s Electricity Supply Board
Context-Aware Charge Plan
See demonstration at Research@Intel showcase energy zone
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“Recent events have given us all a
wake-up call on security…
I’ve given our company a charter
to make this job one.”
- Paul Otellini
Interview with Charlie Rose
February 26, 2010
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Mobile and Embedded Devices
An integral part of daily life
Smart devices are an attractive target for future cyber attacks
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INTEL CONFIDENTIAL
Announcing Intel Security Institute @ TU-Darmstadt
Collaborative research between industry & academia to dramatically
advance trustworthiness of Mobile & Embedded devices/ecosystem
RESEARCH THRUST
New Usage Models
• Secure Car-to-Device Communications
• Secure Services for Smart Devices
Secure System Software
• Robust, Available, Survivable Systems
• Integrity for Program Control-Flow
Hardware Security Primitives
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BENEFIT
• Cost-Effective Trust Anchor in HW
• Privacy Preserving Crypto Protocols
Intel Security Institute will launch operations in January 2012
LIMITLESS
POSSIBILITIES