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Has anyone seen the real next generation network? David J. Farber

Has anyone seen the real next generation network? David J. Farber Distinguished Career Professor of Computer Science and Public Policy School of Computer Science Carnegie Mellon University. What are the main policy issues of the future and how will that impact the data world:.

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Has anyone seen the real next generation network? David J. Farber

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  1. Has anyone seen the real next generation network? David J. Farber Distinguished Career Professor of Computer Science and Public Policy School of Computer Science Carnegie Mellon University

  2. What are the main policy issues of the future and how will that impact the data world: • Spectrum , spectrum, spectrum • SDR and open range • Competition -- or the lack thereof • Increasing consolidation • The internet – what to do or not do

  3. We are still at the Beginning of a Great Change • The next 10 years will be as wild as the last 25 • Technology will change dramatically • Moores law -- The power of a computer will double every 18 months. (maybe 12 months now)

  4. How to get therefrom here? • How to get there • A challenge to the establishment -- the carriers • Economics? • So what do I need it for?

  5. Firehoses feeding a garden hose • 100s of megabits to the home and in the home? • XDSL, • Cable, • Fiber • Wireless

  6. The Real Next Generation -- Photonic Networks • Implications • Protocols IP? • Processor architecture • Software systems • Will it be a fully distributed system -- back to the past

  7. Mobility • How long can it exist in the chaos of unlicensed space • How long can we exist in the chaos of current spectrum use • Commons vs property rights vs current state

  8. Security and Availability Will Be the Drivers • The current internet is vulnerable • Points of potential vulnerability • Service protocols • Commercial arrangements • Old software • Hard to design security in after the fact

  9. Liberty vs Security • Location technology • Identification technology • Let me listen – I promise I will not wrongly use it • Can I have security and still liberty?

  10. Digital Rights Management DRM • Lots of “we hate it” • Lots of ban it • What is it? • Why might we actually learn to love it

  11. Privacy Rights Management • The global data about me • Who will look at it? • Who will use it for what • Accountability

  12. My favorite quotes • They that can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary safety deserve neither liberty or safety – Ben Franklin 1784 • The Net interprets censorship as damage and routes around it -- John Gilmore

  13. National LambdaRail • Dark Fiber National footprint • Serves very high-end Experimental and Research Applications • 4- 10.0 GB Wavelengths initially (4 - 40 Gigs planned) • Partnership

  14. NLR Footprint Topology SEA POR SAC BOS NYC CHI OGD DEN SVL CLE WDC PIT FRE KAN RAL NAS STR LAX PHO WAL ATL SDG OLG DAL

  15. The Real Next Generation -- Photonic Networks • Implications • Protocols IP? • Processor architecture • Software systems • Will it be a fully distributed system -- back to the past

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