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Uwe Richter Director Systems Engineering–Turkey / Israel /Swiss / Austria / CEE / [email protected] TECHNOLOGY INNOVATION THAT MATTERS – Praha 25 th May 2016

Technology Innovation That Matters

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Uwe  RichterDirector  Systems  Engineering–Turkey   /  Israel  /Swiss  /  Austria  /    CEE  /  

[email protected]

TECHNOLOGY  INNOVATION  THAT  MATTERS  –Praha  25th May  2016

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NETWORKS  ARE  COMMODITIES  

WATER  PLUMBING   1991 WATER  PLUMBING   2016

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OH,  REALLY?    HANG  ON  ….

NETWORK  PLUMBING   1991100Mbps  SUN  Sbus FDDI  interface

NETWORK  PLUMBING   2016100Gbps   Juniper PTX  Core router   interface

1000  times capacity increase in  only 25  yearsNetworking  ==  Continuous innovation

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QUESTION  If demand for water would have followedthe demand for Internet bandwidth in the past 25 years…

What would be the diameter of of a water plumbing pipe today ?

1991  – 0,002  petabyte/month1991  -­ Diameter  of  water  pipe  2,54  cm

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WHAT  DOES  THIS  MEAN  FOR  VENDORS  ?

201140nm4  chips15W/10GE

7.3Bn   Transistors3.4Tbps   IO

DDR3   SDRAM

200965nm4  chips26W/10GE

1.2Bn   Transistors604Gbps   IORLDRAM/DDR3  

SDRAM

201528nm2  chips7W/10GE

12Bn   Transistors6.8Tbps   IOHMC   SDRAM

201716nm1  chip

3.5W/10GE20Bn   Transistors13Tbps   IOHMC   SDRAM

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Megatrend #1

EVERYTHING  SHIFTING

TO  THE  CLOUD

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AS  WE  SPEAK……

DISRUPTION  AT  WORK…

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WHAT  DO  SOME  OF  THE  CLOUD  DISRUPTORS  HAVE  IN  COMMON  ?

DEMAND1.000.000’sof  consumers  and  customers

SUPPLY1.000.000’sof  suppliers

Connect  Demand  and  SupplyIn  Cloud  time

Fast,  Simple,  Efficient  and  Effective

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MODERN  NETWORKSSUPER  HIGH  WAYS  CONNECTINGSUPPLY  AND  DEMAND

IN  “CLOUD  TIME”

REQUIRES  CONTINUOUS   INNOVATION  TO  KEEP  UP  WITH  BANDWIDTH   EXPLOSION,  BIG  DATA,  VIDEO  CONTENT,  MORE  SUBSCRIBERS,   IOT

2011 2016

5.3ZB 22ZB

2.1B 3.3B

5B 14B

2011

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Megatrend #2

SECURITY

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SECURITY  HAS  DIFFERENT  ASPECTS

Beograd  HotelJune  2015

300  USB  SticksUniversity   IllinoisMay  2015

Central  BankBangladeshJan  2016

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SOFTWARE-­DEFINED  SECURE  NETWORKS

Today’s  layered  security  model  (based  on  perimeter  security)  is  not  enough  to  protect  against  new  sophisticated  threats  and  the  increasing  surface  area  of  possible  attacks.SDSN  is  the  future  of  network  security  by  embracing  SDN  by    leveraging  the  cloud  to  solve  current  network  security  issues  more  effectively.    SDSN  evolves  the  old  guard  security  mindset  around  policy,  detection,  and  enforcement. The  main  components  include:1. Leveraging  the  network  as  points  of  threat  detection and  

enforcement.  2. Leveraging  the  economy  of  cloud  to  share  threat  intelligence  at  

scale to  accelerate  and  adapt  detection.3. Implementing  a  centralized  controller/policy  engine  to  dynamically  

adapt  policy that  stays  ahead  of  constantly  evolving  threats  and  attacks.

The  Software  Defined  Secure   Networks

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Megatrend #3

AUTOMATION

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QUO  VADIS  – COMMUNICATIONS  ?

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SO,  WHAT  IS  A  “THING”  ?

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• So,  what  is  a  “thing  “  ?

How  do  you  secure   devices  like  these?How  do  you  know  if  they  are  on  your  network?

What  operating   system   do  they  run?

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AUTOMATIONAND  ORCHESTRATION  :  THE  ASSEMBLY  LINE  IN  NETWORKS  AND  DATACENTERS

Virtualization

Automation

Orchestration

Virtualize  what  you  can  virtualizeReplicate,  scale  up  and  down  in  Cloud  time

Automate  repetitive  and  time  consuming  tasksSpeed  up  deployment,test  and  validation,  ZTPAnalytics

Orchestrate  tasks  and  workflowsOrchestrate  compute,  storage,  Workloads,  Network  and  SecurityFunctions  in  cloud  time

High  Performance   network  underlay,   Open,  Scalable,   Performance,   Secure   by  designAnd  collaborative   for  automation   and  virtualization  

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CONCLUSION• Continuous  Innovation  sets  the  stage  for  new  ideas  we  can’t  even  think  of  today.    

• Security  all  over  – new  concepts  are  required.• Doing  things  in  Cloud  time  means  Virtualization,  Automation  and  Orchestration.  

• Massive  scale  is  key  for  the  internet  of  things.  No  way  without  Automation  !

• Embrace  -­ don’t  Resist.  Old  wine  in  new  pipes  isn’t  good.

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