Mobility & Consumerization Le nuove sfide IT

Intel Corporation

Marco Soldi

2 Intel

Confidential 2

*. IDC 2011 ESG 2010 IT Spending Intentions Survey Bain source in speaker notes

* Other names and brands may be claimed as the property of others.

In 2012 data will grow 48% to

a total of 2.7 ZETTABYTES

(90% unstructured)

Information Growth

OpEX & CapEX

IT companies “…will face

‘crossroads ‘ moments

in 2012”

Urgency to Act

The World Has Changed…

Has the way you store & manage information changed?

Latest report ” … about

36 million people in the

US notified of data breach

in 2011”

Security

Potential IT spend of ~$2T on

IT deployment & operations

thru 2015 without a more

simplified infrastructure

Key Trends

New Applications and Delivery Model

Consumerization of Security Management

Escalating Threat Landscape

Public and Private Cloud

Explosion of Internet/Devices

The Perfect Storm

The Malware Tsunami

There were more malware attacks in 2010-2011

than in the previous 10 years combined!

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2,000,000 per month

New malicious web sites

Stealth attacks

Non-detectable malware and advanced

persistent threats

? 60,000+ per day

New unique malware pieces

6,000,000 per month

New botnet infections

Key Specs: * All functionality, features, specifications and other product information subject to change without notice or obligation.

Explosion of Ultra Mobile devices in the

Enterprise - BYOD

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Productivity

Compatibility

Security

People: The New Network Perimeter

Human Vulnerabilities and Risks

Mobile Device Loss or

Theft

Corporate or Personal

Stolen Credentials

Online Collaboration Tools

Social Networking Data

Phishing Attacks and Spear Phishing

Humans make mistakes: Lost Devices, “Found” USB drives, etc.

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Source: IDC 2012

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Scenario

Desktops Laptops Embedded Smartphones Ultrabooks Tablets Smart TVs

Open & Interoperable Solutions are Essential

Federated

Share data securely across public and

private clouds

Automated

IT can focus more on innovation and less

on management

Client Aware

Optimizing services based on device capability

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Data Center Standardization

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Intel is the leading provider of building blocks

1990s 2000s 2010s

Compute • Average system prices

drop steeply

• Energy-efficient performance increases track Moore’s Law

Storage • Industry shift to Intel

technologies enable IT to handle rapid growth in storage

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Networking • #1 MSS Intel 10GbE

unified networking fabrics simplify and save

Intel’s July ’11 Fulcrum Microsystems acquisition expands

Intel’s offerings into high performance, low latency switching

Using standard building blocks reduces IT costs

forecast

Intel’s Increasing Advantage Design and manufacturing leadership that fully delivers Moore’s Law

Help Define and Prioritize IT industry requirements

Create Building Blocks that address requirements

Enable Widest Choice of complete partner solutions

Design & Ecosystem

Manufacturing

$- $5 $10 $15 $20 $25 $30 $35 $40 $45 $50

UMC*ElpidaNvidia

NXPFreescale

FujitsuSony

InfineonAMD

BroadcomMicronHynix

STQualcomm

RenesasToshiba

TITSMC*

SamsungIntel

Fewer companies able to invest at the scale needed to sustain mfg leadership

$ Billions

Intel

2012 Revenue Threshold2 (to recover 300mm fab cost)

Revenue Threshold2 (to recover 300mm fab cost)

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Invest Big to deliver Moore’s Law1

Intel lead vs.. Industry

3.5 years

High-k Metal Gate Tri Gate

Extend Process Leadership

Tiny transistors. Big impact >100 Million 22nm tri-gate transistors would fit on the head of a pin

2007

45 nm 2009

32 nm 2011

22 nm

Intel lead vs.. Industry

4 years3

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COMPATIBILITY

Everything just works, with room to innovate

• Extensive library of new and current applications, peripherals and drivers that just work

• Continuity with existing IT skill sets, workflows and processes

• Consistent and seamless integration with existing management framework, network infrastructure and tools

Value of Choosing Open Standard Platforms The broadest range of solution choices to meet diverse employee needs with seamless and secure integration into your company’s computing environment at the most optimized TCO.

FLEXIBILITY

Scalable architecture that raises the bar

• Range of performance, security and platform options

• Range of device manufacturer choice

• Common software architecture across all devices

• Support for Windows* 7 and Windows* 8 (Desktop and Windows* 8 style UI) to expand choices of computing interfaces

PERSONALIZED PRODUCTIVITY

Whatever you need is what you get

• Thin and light innovative form factors with all-day mobility

• Stand-up or sit-down computing

• Keyboard, touch, digital stylus and pen options

• Architected for always-connected, instant-on, touch

• Side-by-side app interaction and collaboration support

• Familiar interfaces allow application personalization

• Experiences to enhance the potential of your business

Summary

15B connected devices by 20153

>3B connected users by 20151

Up to 2X or $27B5

in additional data center power costs by 2015

>11X increase in mobile data traffic by 20154

2X growth in information every two years2

Challenges Recommendation

Avoid Lock-In Seek interoperable solutions & services

Improve Agility Reduce service delivery times, improve TCO

Greater Efficiencies Reduce complexity & deploy new workloads

Gain Better Insights Via intelligent analytics