Matt Hosanee from 2007

1. Matt Hosanee
Java Software
Sun Microsystems
Technology, Innovation
and Life

2. The Past

3. Technology and Objects
Hunters/
Farmers
Artifacts Machines Products Gizmos
Customers Consumers End Users
Spimes
???
1500 1900 1980 2007
Source: Bruce Sterling

4. Artifact, Product or Gizmo?

5. Technology and Information
Information
Metrics
Control
Efficiency
Quality
Of Life
Value

6. Artifact, Product or Gizmo?

7. Artifact, Product or Gizmo?

8. Artifact, Product or Gizmo?

9. Artifact, Product and Gizmo
http://www.winemaker.com

10. Price
Ubiquity
Industry: From Custom To Utility
Customize Standardize /
Aggregate
Utilize
£20/mo
10p/kWh

11. Customize Standardize /
Aggregate
Utilize
IT: From Custom To Utility
Price Ubiquity

12. 800lb Gorillas
Technological advances affect
business economics

13. The information age
is history
Long live
the Participation Age

14. The Present

15. The Long Tail
Sales
Popularity

16. The Long Tail
Sales
Popularity

17. Web 2.0
del.icio.us

18. Auction Site?
Emerging Economy?

19. Media? Or Technology?

20. Blogs vs. Traditional Media?

21. Wikis vs. Traditional Publishing?

22. AJAX
Asynchronous JavaScript And XML

23. Mashups
www.programmableweb.com
Web Services
S.O.A.P. W.S.D.L.

24. Participation in Software:
Open Source

25. Java.net

26. The Future

27. Innovation

28. Hardware Innovation
UltraSPARC T2
• 8 cores
• 8 threads/core
• Dual 10Gbit ethernet
• Crypto processor
• 95W power (< 2W/thread)
• OpenSPARC
> The world's first Open
Volume processor
architecture

29. Software Platforms Matter
• DTrace
• Two Layer Multi-Threading
• Virtual Containers
• X64 Optimization
• ZFS
• Predictive Self-Healing
• Compatability Guarantee
Solaris 10 is FREE (£0)
and open source

30. Java SE 7
Language-level XML
Modules
Friends invokedynamic bytecode
Performance
Tiered Compilation
Class-data sharing for applications
Class-loader based application isolation
Tracing
Resolution-Independent Graphics
Filesystem API
Asynchronous I/O
Web Services for JMX
Client Ergonomics
Docking
HTML 4.0
Method References
BeanShell
Asynchronous I/O
Beans Binding
Swing Application Framework
Web Services for JMX
Compatibility
Javadoc Tags
Superpackages Stability
Java Innovation
Closures
JavaFX

31. 5M+
3B+
1.2B+
750M
180+
1.5B+
300+
260M+
Java developers
Java devices worldwide
Java powered phones*
Java powered PCs
Carrier deployments
Java Cards deployed
Java Specification Requests
JRE downloads
*Source: Ovum
Java Proliferation

32. The Java Platform
• Write Once, Run Anywhere
• Not just a programming language
• Open standards
> Java Community Process (JCP)
> Java Specification Request (JSR)
• Open source
> Sun's implementation of the JDK

33. The Virtual Machine
Devices
Development
and more...
The Virtual Machine

34. • Building Community &
Industry Recognition
> Usage quadrupled over the
last two years
> Now over 120 Partners
> Breaking News: 2006 JDJ
Editor's Choice Award
• Why? A different model
> Complete tools
> First to support new
standards
> Add-ons that are tested to
work together
Tools Innovation: NetBeans
Visual
Web
SOA
C/C++
Java
EE
NetBeans
GUI
Builder
Web 2.0
Mobility
CORE

35. Network of Things
1014
Network of
Computers
108
Network of Things That
Embed Computers
1011
Desktops
Transfers Content Transactions Telemetry Control
Transfers Content Transactions Telemetry Control
Clients
Functions
Organization
Protocols
Waves of the Internet
Switches
Switches
Packages
Packages
Thermostats
Thermostats
Clothes
Clothes
Phones
Phones
TVs
TVs
Cars
Cars
Games
Games
FTP SMTP
HTTP
Client/Server
N-tier Web
Web
Applications
Applications
Web
Web
Services
Services
Polyarchical
Polyarchical
Fractal
Fractal
Jini
Jini
JXTA
JXTA
ZigBee
ZigBee
SOAP
WSDL

36. “Laws” of Computing
• Moore's Law
> Number of transistors on a single piece of silicon
doubles every 18-24 months
• Gilder's Law
> Network bandwidth capacity triples every 12
months
• Metcalfe's Law (Net Effect)
> Value of network increases exponentially as
number of participants increases

37. RFID: The New Barcode
• No line of sight required
• 256 bits of data (that's plenty)
• It's just a number, but the value is more that that

38. Wireless Sensor Networks
Sensors
Communication
Miniaturization, MEMS,
lower power, and cost
Smart
Dust
Computing Power
Results of Moore’s law
Wireless: Wi-Fi,
Bluetooth
Technological Convergence

39. Sun Small Programmable Object
Technology (SPOT)
• Sun has licensed Java on over a billion
mobile phones
• How do we encourage Sun technology in
whatever comes next?
> Only 5% of CPUs are in 'computers'
• 180MHz 32-bit ARM 920T CPU
> 512Kb RAM, 4Mb Flash
• Chipcon 2420 radio package
> 2.4GHz frequency
> IEEE 802.15.4 (Low rate PAN protocol)
• Sensors: Acceleration, light, temperature

40. Sun SPOTs & Java
• Squawk Virtual Machine
• No operating system
• Java “on the metal”
• Almost entirely written in Java
> Including device drivers for sensors
• Easy to program sensor networks
www.sunspotworld.com

41. Summary
• Technology is an exciting place to be
• Innovation is what matters
• Think outside the box
• Use open standards and software
• Sun is about open standards and open source

42. Sun Developer Network
• Free resources for all developers
> Tools (Creator, Java Studio Enterprise Edition)
> Forums
> FAQs
> Early Access
> Newsletters
• Join Today!
>http://developers.sun.com

43. Matt Hosanee
matt.hosanee@sun.com
blogs.sun.com/scoobeesnac
Technology, Innovation
and Life
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