TOWARD HUMAN CENTRIC NETWORKED SOCIETY:NEW CHALLENGES FOR THE FUTURE

Masanobu KatohChairman, Sub-Committee on International Affairs, Committee on Information and Telecommunication Policy, Nippon Keidanren

GIIC Commissioner

Senior Vice President, Fujitsu Laboratories Ltd.

November 16th, 2009

Towardsa Human Centric Networked Society

2

Copyright 2009 FUJITSU LABORATORIES LTD2

Manufacturing

Government

Agriculture Cities Retail Education

Health Care

Transportation

Greater value by connecting to the real world through ICT

Greater value by connecting to the real world through ICT

B2BEnterprise B2C C2C

InformationFlow

Network

Data Type

Application

SystemStructure

1990's1980's 2000's Present

Leased Line Broadband OpticalNGNWiMAX

NumericalVoiceImagePersonal

Business Efficiency Enhanced Real World Interface

InternetDistributedCentralized

Computer Network Human Centric

LTE

Sensitive

Future

Cloud

Widespread Utilization of ICT

ICT in the Future

Cloud service capabilities through advanced ICT are required

to handle the significant increase in diverse data flows

Cloud service capabilities through advanced ICT are required

to handle the significant increase in diverse data flows

3

Copyright 2009 FUJITSU LABORATORIES LTD

4

4

Middleware New

ApplicationsNewApplications

Servers

Advanced NetworkingData

CentersSupercomputers

“Human Centric” Connections to Goods, Resources, and Information

Real WorldReal World

Cloud Cloud ComputingComputing

Networks for the Human Centric Society

ICT enables us to connect to our real-world surroundings

Cloud based services create new business opportunities

ICT enables us to connect to our real-world surroundings

Cloud based services create new business opportunities

4

Copyright 2009 FUJITSU LABORATORIES LTD

5

Universal Technologies for Mobile Communication

5

Copyright 2009 FUJITSU LABORATORIES LTD

Fujitsu’s model Raku-Raku Phone offers advanced accessible technologies to improve the intelligibility of mobile communications.

“ Slow Voice ” Incoming speech is slowed down on the receiver to aid in hearing.

“ Clear voice ” “Microphone Array ” Incoming and outgoing speech is enhanced for clarity.

Simple Interface

VisualEnhancement

Voice Enhancement

FOMA Raku-Raku Phone 6 （ F-10A ） Raku-Raku Phone Features

“FOMA” is a trademark or a registered trademark of NTT DOCOMO, Inc. in Japan and/or other countries.

6

Next Generation Supercomputer Application

6

Copyright 2009 FUJITSU LABORATORIES LTD

Multiscale / Multiphysics Heart Simulator

Estimated Simulation Time (1 Beat) Pentium4 x128 : 700 Days Petascale Computer : 2 - 3 Days Exascale Computer : Real-time

Advanced Tailor-made Medical Treatment

* Collaborative research with Prof. Hisada and Prof. Sugiura of the University of Tokyo

Tightly Coupled Parallel Finite-Element Analysis with High Scalability

Fluid-StructureCoupled Analysis

6

Supercomputing technology makes high-level simulations a new possibility, while supporting cloud based services to

contribute to the advancement of industry

Supercomputing technology makes high-level simulations a new possibility, while supporting cloud based services to

contribute to the advancement of industry

Creating BB Opportunities for All

WiMAX VoIP service in Uganda started on Oct 24th Delivery of low cost VoIP and Data over WiMAX

7

Tower of BS Antenna

PCB of Desk Top VoIP phone

Field Trial in Uganda

Wireless Module ofFujitsu WiMAX LSI set

Copyright 2009 FUJITSU LIMITED

VoIP Handsets

8

Through “human centric” networks connected to our real world, ICT provides high-value solutions to address universal challenges.

ICT Moves Us Forward….

Copyright 2009 FUJITSU LABORATORIES LTD