Showing posts with label Cloud Computing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Cloud Computing. Show all posts

Monday, July 10, 2017

Xanadu for Big Data + IoT + Deep Learning + Cloud Integration Strategy (YouTube Presentation Video)


Silicon Valley Xanadu Promotional Event Presentation Part I
Big Data in IoT & Deep Learning
Challenges of IoT Big Data Analytics Applications
Challenges of Cloud-based IoT Platform
Cloud-based IoT Platform Use Case: GE Predix for Smart Building Energy Management

Silicon Valley Xanadu Promotional Event Presentation Part II
Fog/Edge Computing & Micro Data Centers
Deep Learning for IoT Big Data Analytics Introduction
Deep Learning for IoT Big Data Analytics Use Case
Distributed Deep Learning

Silicon Valley Xanadu Promotional Event Presentation Part III
Big Data + IoT + Cloud + Deep Learning Insights from Patents
Big Data + IoT + Cloud + Deep Learning Strategy Development

Silicon Valley Xanadu Promotional Event Presentation Part IV
Designing Data-Intensive Applications
Xanadu Functionality
Xanadu Use Case
Xanadu + Deep Learning + Hadoop Integration

Part I+ II + III + IV Presentation Slide


Friday, June 30, 2017

Xanadu for Big Data + Deep Learning + Cloud + IoT Integration Strategy Presentation

Link: https://www.slideshare.net/alexglee/xanadu-for-big-data-iot-deep-learning-cloud-integration-strategy

Friday, May 19, 2017

Xanadu Cloud Computing Use Case: Protection of PCs from Ransomware

Xanadu Cloud Computing Use Case
Demo: Daeil Foreign Language High School, S. Korea


Xanadu is a key-value NoSQL big data management platform technology that provides fault tolerant ACID property and high throughput/low latency with massive scalability. Xanadu is designed for the heaviest workloads, and supports support concurrent queries without conflict.

Xanadu can be exploited for the back-end storage technology that allows remote client computers can access data and computing/application resources via the standard iSCSI network protocol. With iSCSI supported natively by any operating system, Xanadu makes it easy to securely store and access data from any machine on the network. Xanadu also can be used for providing services that allow remote computer systems to “boot” from a stored system drive image. With diskless units on users’ desks and all data (including the operating system disk) remains in the secure cloud servers, administrators are free to deploy diskless PCs to the desktop with their inherent advantages of higher data security, quicker disaster recovery, smaller office footprint and better energy consumption.

In-built deduplication functionality of Xanadu enable saving of cloud data storage resources a lot. For example, Xanadu can store thousands of 25GB basic Windows 7 disk images in only a few hundred gigabytes of actual storage. Xanadu, therefore, enables a simple and highly efficient means to centrally manage cloud data storage, particularly for standardised PC installations that need to be booted almost identically in many places. Time stamping functionality of Xanadu also offers an efficient snapshot capability that enables users to “reset” their stores to a previous saved “good” state. Especially, this resetting capability will be a good solution for proving protection of client PCs from malwares including notorious Ransomwares.

Xanadu for Protection of PCs from Ransomware.

Contact: Alex G. Lee (alexglee@xanadubigdata.com)

Friday, April 22, 2016

IoT + Big Data + Cloud + AI Integration Strategy Insights from Patents

Contents
1. IoT Business Reality
2. IoT Business Model
3. IoT Business Ecosystem
4. IoT Frontiers Insights from Patents
5. IoT Strategy Perspectives from Patents
6. IoT Innovation Exploiting Patents
7. IoT Patent Strategy
8. IoT Startup Patent Strategy
9. IoT + Big Data + Cloud + AI Integration Strategy

Friday, November 4, 2011

Mobile Cloud Computing Patents Landscape 4Q 2011


According to the research from Juniper Research, cloud-based mobile market will grow from $400 million in 2009 to $9.5 billion in 2014, at an average annual increase of 88%. (http://www.juniperresearch.com/reports.php?id=324).

To find the key IPR holders for mobile cloud computing patents, a keyword search of the USPTO patent data base has been performed. Total of 332 patents (24 issued patents) are identified as of Oct. 31, 2011. The Key IPR holders are Microsoft, IBM, Novell, Accenture, Computer Associates Think, SAP, Honeywell, Samsung, Avaya, NEC, Vmware, and Google.


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Saturday, January 16, 2010

Mobile Cloud Computing Test-Bed & Standardization in S. Korea

Korea Communications Commission (KCC) and ministry of knowledge economy (MKE) jointly announced the initiation of mobile computing test-bed. The mobile computing test-bed is a part of the government project planning, ‘Cloud Computing Global Leadership,’ to invest about 0.5 B$ until 2014.

The mobile cloud computing test-bead is one of 8 cloud computing test-bed project and will be operated by public-private partnerships. The five-year government cloud computing project also includes the establishment of cloud computing data center for government agencies.

In parallel with the cloud computing promotion initiation, TTA, which is the main standardization body in S. Korea, is going to push the cloud computing standardization through global standardization bodies.


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