Connected Everything – The next era for computingWater: The Greatest Global Challenge

David Boundy

27th November 2014

INTEL CONFIDENTIAL2

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k3LH_2ur2LE&list=PL38BB9FEF7F348435

Bad Situation – Hopeful Developments783M (11%) World’s Population

lives without clean drinking water

Every 20 seconds a child dies from

drinking dirty water

More than ½ world’s population

depend upon sharing water

resources

US “breadbasket” may be unable to

irrigate crops within 30 years

Viability of biofuels in question

Meeting MDG for water

Fracking’s silver lining – investment

in water treatment technology

Acceleration of IoT and Big Data

Smart Cities enable scale solutions

Business water stewardship

“When the well is dry, we know the worth of water.”Benjamin Franklin

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IOT – What is it?

The Internet of Things (IoT) is the network of physical objects accessed through the Internet. These objects contain embedded

technology to interact with internal states or the external environment

Source: Gartner (August 2014)

Internet of Things

The Proliferation of Connected Devices

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Source Cisco

Why our industry is different

What If You Applied Moore’s LawTo The Auto Industry…

2012 – 324,000 MPH1971 – 81 MPH

2012 – 130,000 MPG1971 – 26 MPG

2012 – $0.051971 – $2,500.00

Speed Increase

Energy Efficiency

Cost

Source: Volkswagen 1971 Super Beetle Brochure

Applications of Moore’s Law

Enhance scientific understanding, drive innovation, and accelerate transformation

Create new business models and improve processes

Increase public safety and improve efficiency with intelligence

Water Scarcity, Water Security, Water Quality, Water Management, ….Applying Moore’s Law

Internet of Things x Big Data = Unprecedented Value

50BDEVICES 35 ZB

OF DATA

Revenue Growth

Cost Savings

MarginGain

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THINGS VALUEDATA

Internet of Things x Big Data = Unprecedented Value

Analyze

Manage

Connect

Secure

THINGS VALUEDATA

Source: University of Oregon

Could more data have mitigated the flooding of Ireland’s second city in 2009?

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Municipal Water

Smart Water GridsEmpowering ConsumersReducing non-revenue waterLeak detection Optimized instrumentation

Analytics-Based Asset Managementpreventive maintenancequality of service & productoptimized pricing/costs

Coping with StormsFlood warning, analytics

Summary

There are big problems to be solved

water scarcity, security, quality, optimization

How can we transform at 324,000MPH?

Thank you

Intel’s IOT Platform

Ambient Sensors & Actuators

Intel SOC’s & Hardware Platforms

Wind River Linux

Data persistence & Sensor fusion

Multimodal Communication

M2M Provisioning / Manageability

Domain specific data

Intel Cloud & City Services

Participatory

Sensors

Mobile Sensing Fixed Sensors

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Data Management

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System & Device

Manageability

Sense-Making &

Data fusion

Acquisition

Analytics

Action

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