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Next Generation Networking Initiative
Funding Opportunities for Industry
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European Commission - DG Information Society
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Next Generation Networks
Defining Our Vision
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The New Economy
and the Knowledge Society
New technologies are
driving the economy
• all sectors, all business
• increase productivity
• create new business
• open new markets
=> A networked economy is the key factor
for growth, competitiveness and employment
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Fibre Optic Deployment EU
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1998 Telecom liberalisation :
Work in progress
Fast-growing
market
More choice
€191
bn
557
€160
bn
Some prices
down
Prices
1997 / 1999
Incumbents
still dominate
96%
91%
218
1999
2000
Telecoms services
market
+ 7%
1998
1999
Network
operators
local
- 40%
Incumbents’
market share
1997 / 1999
international
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Evolution of Needs in EU
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Bandwidth Explosion: Undersea Example
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User and Service Requirements
Source: Heinrich Hertz Institute
64kb/s
Response time
(ms)
1E+0
4
100kb/s 1Mb/s
1E+03
10 Mb/s
100Mb/s
1Gb/s
D
F
G
E
1E+02
C
A
A. POTS
B. Videoconferencing (low quality)
C. Videoconferencing (high quality)
D. Teleworking
E. Telelearning
F. Information exchange (including
and retrieval Internet)
G. Entertainment
B
1E+01
1E+00
1E+02
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1E+03
1E+04
1E+05
1E+06
1E+07
1E+08
1E+09
Information content (bits)
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The Communication Industry
• New Business Models
Traditional Communications
NextGen Communications
(Vertical Integration)
(Horizontal Integration)
Applications
Intelligent
Network
Portals
Marketing
&
Sales
Switching/Routing
Transmission
commerce
Marketing
&
Sales
Content and
Data
Marketing
E
&
Sales
Switching/Routing
Transmission
Marketing
&
Sales
• New Actors
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From Telco to Comco
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Photonics Technologies
Transmission Rate Gbit/s
10000
1000
~4 years
100
~12x
10
1
0.1
Research
Commercial
0.01
1980
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DWDM boosts
Performance
1985
1990
1995
2000
2005
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Challenges for Access Networks
•
•
•
•
LOW COST - AFFORDABLE ACCESS!
Anyone, Anywhere, Anytime
Efficiency & Technology Independence
(wireless, xDSL...)
Flexible Bandwidth Allocation
Cheap and easy-to-use Access
Gateways
Always on
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Challenges for MANs
• Support All Services (Internet, Mobile,
•
•
•
•
•
•
Broadcast)
Flexible Bandwidth Allocation
Flexible Equipment
Interfacing with Higher Layers (IP)
Interworking with other Networks
Management System
Protection and Restoration
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Optical Networking Paradox
• Problem areas are non optical
• Optical hardware a decreasing problem
• Priority toward the higher layer
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The rise of the stupid network
• Simple open network
• Third party innovation
• Distributed intelligence on the edges
• Smarter and more active than today’s
Internet
• Flexibility and scalability
• Optical core/varied access
• Premium for all
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Our Response: A New Initiative
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Portfolio of Work in Progress
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Computing and Networking
Embedded
Systems
Real-Time
Optical Networking
Network Management
Distributed
Applications
Service Provision
Quality of Service
Distributed
Systems
}
{
Control Systems
Feature extraction and
recognition
Embedded web
systems
Pervasive
Computing /
Networking
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Distributed Systems Functions and Enablers
+ 40% p.a.
CORPORATE
NETWORKS
VPNs
BACKBONE
NETWORKS
COMPUTING
PHOTONICS
INDIVIDUAL ACCESS/
HOME NETWORKS
MOBILE/FIXED
Network
Integration
(protocols)
MICROELECTRONICS
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Thematic Grouping of Projects
ACCESS
Optics
Copper
BASS
OPENISE
HARMONICS
ATLAS
METEOR
HOME
Power
Wireless
WINE
GNIUS
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PALAS
Cable
VideoGateway
HasVideoBox
PROXiTV
WITNESS
InHomeNet
SIRLAN
DRIVE
EMBRACE
BRAIN
ADAMAS
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Thematic Grouping (2)
IP
Premium IP
TEQUILA
AQUILA
CADENUS
QOSIPS
ATRIUM
SEQUIN
GEOCAST
BRAHMS
DAVID
METEOR
HARMONICS
IPv6
6INIT
Optics
ATLAS
LONG
MOBYDICK
WINMAN
LION
WINE
GCAP
M3I
Wireless
NETGATE
INTERNODE
SHUFFLE
WINEGLASS
VESPER
MANTRIP
STARLITE
AGENTLINK
FAIN
FORM
MOEBIUS
SUITED
BRAHMS
ANDROID
Network Mgt
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NGN6
Thematic Grouping (3)
FORM
VESPER
ATS-NETWORK
ANDROID
FAIN
STARLITE
SHUFFLE
MANTRIP
DSE
GLOBDATA
C-ARCTIC
DAEDALUS
INTERVAL
AGENTLINK
CORVAL2
VISOR BASE
DOTS
IB
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SETTA
INTONE
DIAMANT
GEODAS
HISCORE
AJACS
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2000
Workprogramme 2001
Highlights & Opportunities
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IST timetable
1999
Jan
Apr
2000
Jul
Oct Jan
~1200 MEuro
Call-1
Budget 1999
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Call-2
Apr
Jul
2001
Oct Jan
~950 MEuro
Call-3
Call-4
Budget 2000
Apr
Jul
~850 MEuro
Call-5
Call-6
Call-7
Budget 2001
2002
Oct Jan
Apr
Jul
Oct
~330 MEuro
Call-8
Budget 2002
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Computing and Networking
DEADLINES
Apr 2001
15 Jan 2000
•
Next Generation
Networks
•
•
Real-time
Distributed
Systems
Distributed
• Network and
Systems and
Services
Service Provision
Interoperability
• Network
Interoperability
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Oct 2001
•
Terabit Optical
Networks
•
Application Services
Provision
•
Next Generation
Networks
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2000
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Next-Generation Networks
15 Jan 2001 Deadline (+ Oct 2001)
• Objective
– foster deployment of an “open” modern
networking infrastructure supporting
industry driven large-scale experimentation
• Focus
– technology validation -
Fixed - mobile interworking,
Management across different network layers, High layer protocols (e.g. IP)
over WDM, Mobile IP, Access/core networks interoperability, IPv6, etc.
– full service demonstration -
Scalability, Security,
Availability, Accounting/Settlements, QoS, etc.
– usability testing Franck Boissière
Application requirements in specific domains
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2000
Background2
How to apply succesfully
• Clear Objectives
– In focus, Innovation
• Consortium
– Cooperation, value added
• Industrial relevance, Economic aspects
– Exploitation potential, markets, actors
• Resources
– Cost, Existing base
• Experiences from the past
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Infrastructure: GEANT
• € 80 Million funding
• Start 1 November 2000
• Duration : 4 years
• Covers EU + Associated countries
• Extends world-wide
• Provides Infrastructure, Services and
Management
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GEANT - Today
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GEANT in Context
Mediterranean
Countries
Eastern
Europe
Canada
Asia
USA
Pacific
Russia
FSU
NREN
NREN
Virtual Communities
GRIDS
Edge/Access Network
Terabit Testbeds
IP Technology
Applications
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Peering: the ATRIUM example
SuperJanet
Belnet
ATRIUM
Renater
VTHD
GARR
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Important details - official texts
2000
Workprogramme
http://www.cordis.lu/ist
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Franck BOISSIERE/Mercé GRIERA I FISA
[email protected]/[email protected]
Tel: +32 2 296 80 54 / Tel: +32 2 296 85 91
Fax: +32 2 296 83 89
http://www.cordis.lu/ist/ka4/ipcn/home.html
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