Cambridgeshire & Peterborough Presentation at HM Ambassador's Residence, Paris - 27 March 2018
•Download as PPTX, PDF•
0 likes•115 views
A team presentation from both public and private sectors from Cambridgeshire & Peterborough at: "Tech Nations: Toward building the Next Generation of France-British Tech Trailblazers", hosted by Lord Ed Llewellyn, and organised by DIT France, led by Oriel Petry, and her Technology Team (led from Lyons by Isabelle Hurley). The event focused on Smart Cities, Cybersecurity and the Creative Industries, and the team comprised representatives from Cambridgeshire & Peterborough Combined Authority about our role and ambitions, and two local companies with a global customer base: Telensa and Darktrace about their cutting-edge products and services in e.g. smart lighting and threat detection. References were also made to promote e.g. Cambridge Network, Cambridge Ahead, CW, Cambridge Cleantech and the REACTOR applied gaming incubator / accelerator at Anglia Ruskin University. Games Eden's Chair was in the audience. The audience (mainly Franco-British) were Industrial CEOs, Regional Leaders and Entrepreneurs. UK CEOs giving keynotes were Gerard Grech of TechNation - who gave as an exemplar the new Bradfield Centre incubator / co-working space on Cambridge Science Park - and Jeremy Silver of the Digital Catapult. The Ambassador also welcomed all to his home, and encouraged collaboration on technology across the Channel. This key event - held in such a flagship prestigious venue - also gave the opportunity to apprise a French audience of the @CambsPboroCA strategic priorities, around the key theme of being the leading place in the world to live, learn and work and opened the dialogue with our Embassy on potential future metro Mayoral exchanges. Specific outcomes thus far include several useful commercial interactions e.g. on CAVs, and also with a London-based SME.
Recommended
More Related Content
What's hot
What's hot (20)
Similar to Cambridgeshire & Peterborough Presentation at HM Ambassador's Residence, Paris - 27 March 2018
Similar to Cambridgeshire & Peterborough Presentation at HM Ambassador's Residence, Paris - 27 March 2018 (20)
Recently uploaded
Recently uploaded (20)
Cambridgeshire & Peterborough Presentation at HM Ambassador's Residence, Paris - 27 March 2018
- 1. CAMBRIDGESHIRE AND PETERBOROUGH: THE LEADING PLACE IN THE WORLD TO LIVE, LEARN & WORK
- 2. CAMBRIDGE & PETERBOROUGH: TWO OF THE TOP FIVE FASTEST GROWING CITIES IN THE UK
- 3. is a new strategic body made up of 7 local authority partners: Cambridge City Council; Cambridgeshire County Council; East Cambridgeshire District Council; Fenland District Council Huntingdonshire District Council; Peterborough City Council and South Cambridgeshire District Council Leadership: The Mayor is James Palmer: @MayorJPalmer
- 4. Located in the East of England, at the nexus of strategic arterial routes:
- 7. Leadership in Local Energy Greater South East Local Energy Hub BEIS has recognised that resources will be required to co- ordinate, manage and derive the technical feasibility studies needed to promote and accelerate delivery of new local energy infrastructure. As a result, 5 Local Energy Hubs are to be set up from April 2018 in England. We, on behalf of 11 LEPs covering the East of England, Greater London, the South East and the Oxford / Milton Keynes / Keynote growth corridor will create and manage the Hub team with project managers and technical specialists. The area equates to 16 counties with 149 local authorities to connect and facilitate joint working. Contact: Paul Bourgeois, Head of Sustainability +44 (0) 7715 408407
- 8. CAMBRIDGE: UK’S CAPITAL OF INNOVATION More patents applications are made in Cambridge than the next four cities combined
- 9. http://www.gcgp.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2017/09/EoE-SIA-SUMMARY-Final-25.09.17.pdf Taking a regional leadership role in economic development:
- 10. WORLD CLASS EDUCATION: The University of Cambridge
- 11. HIGH PRODUCTIVITY: Our area has the highest productivity levels of all Mayoral Combined Authority Areas
- 12. is a big data resource highlighting the data on businesses close to Cambridge. It is a free-to-access online resource created by Cambridge Ahead and shows the vibrancy of the Cambridge technology cluster: www.camclustermap.com
- 14. Game-tech : Major studios: Indie developers (20+): Education (HE/FE/Private): Cambridge gaming Communities: Gamification: REACTOR program in Tourism, transportation, IoT, health care, education, smart cities… & Significant individuals Game JamsHackathons, Membership organisations: Cambridge Games Industry Ecosystem 1500+ professionals 300+ students Investments:
- 15. Picture Your Knowledge Virtual communication /training tool Data Challenge modeling Family Friendly Visitor Application Making chest physiotherapy fun With physio games New transportation vehicles/systems – a game to teach strategy to managers Bioscientific game
- 17. An industry network based in the UK 400+ companies and growing… Academic & Industry Automotive & Transport Business Connected Devices Digital Delivery & Content Future Devices Healthcare Legal Location Radio Technology Security Software / Open Source Small Cell User Experience Virtual Networks Wireless Heritage Artificial Intelligence Industrial IoT Smart Cities 17 Special Interest groups – SIGs: Contact: Eleanor Brash, Head of Marketing www.cambridgewireless.co.uk │@CambWireless │+44 (0) 1223 967 101 Cambridge Wireless is reaching out internationally, and we have members in: Austria, Belgium, Canada, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Italy, Hong Kong, India, Israel, Japan, Korea, Lebanon, Netherlands, New Zealand, and the USA
- 19. Circular Peterborough Listen & Engage Experiment & Trial Enable Change Play the Catalyst Continue Learning Co-Create
- 22. Deployed a City Wide ‘Internet of Things’ Infrastructure • Real-Time Data Hub • Static Data Hub • LoRa WAN network • SIGFOX network • Sensors incl Air Quality, Traffic, Public Transport, bins, etc.
- 23. Mobility – Current Work • £3.2m Autonomous Shuttle – part of Transport system • Better re-usable transport data – static and real time • Traveller information – app’s, screens and Variable message signs – nudge behaviours • Integration of bus, train, cycling and walking – first steps toward ‘Mobility as a Service’ • Network management – signals, etc.
- 24. “Thank you” to Isabelle Hurley, Julie Lebouleux and Evelinne Regnard! Contact Details: Steven Wilson, Head of Innovation +44(0) 7525 176639 steven.wilson@cambridgeshirepeterborough-
- 25. CONNECTED STREET LIGHTING AND SMART CITY APPLICATIONS Dr Jon Lewis Dir of Strategy 18 April 2018
- 26. Les avantages de l'éclairage intelligent ©Telensa | Confidential information 630,720€ énergie 736 tonnes de CO2 150,000€ entretien 350,000€ énergie 441 tonnes de CO2 50,000€ entretien Exemple ville: 200,000 population; 18,000 lumières Éclairage simple Éclairage intelligent M€ Économie totale 5,7 M€ années
- 27. ©Telensa | Confidential information Éclairage intelligent - un catalyseur de villes intelligentes Circulation Pollution Parking Gestion des déchets L'éclairage public fournit un réseau régulière pour placer des capteurs • Contrôlé par la ville Chaque application est difficile à financer seule • Mais un système combiné a un retour sur investissement positif Un concentrateur de capteurs ouvert permet une innovation locale • Lancer des entreprises locales de haute technologie
- 28. ©Telensa | Confidential information Telensa – la solution la plus fiable Source – North East Group 80 réseaux sur 6 continents 1,5 million de lumières sous contrôle
- 29. ©Telensa | Confidential information The status of smart lighting in Europe 0 1,000,000 2,000,000 3,000,000 4,000,000 5,000,000 6,000,000 7,000,000 8,000,000 9,000,000 10,000,000 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 UK France La France et le Royaume-Uni sont les plus avancés en europe dans le déploiement des Lumières LED Le Royaume-Uni a avancé plus rapidement dans l'éclairage intelligent pour des raisons historique La France est plus avancée dans d'autres domaines Des solutions combinées entre la France et le Royaume-Uni pourraient être très forts Telensa aimerait travailler avec les entreprises françaises des villes intelligentes pour proposer des solutions combinéesLumières publiques totales Lumières LED Lumières intelligentes
- 32. Company Background Machine learning and AI market leader Founded in 2013 by world-leading mathematicians HQs in San Francisco and Cambridge, UK 5,000+ deployments worldwide Over 32 global offices “With Darktrace, AI in cyber security has turned into action.” Rik Turner, Principal Analyst, Ovum
- 35. Over 5,000 Deployments – From SMEs to Global Banks Confidential
- 36. Over 5,000 Deployments – From SMEs to Global Banks Confidential
Editor's Notes
- And in Peterborough we’re proud to be at the fore-front of this movement – one of the first cities in the world to commit to becoming a Circular City At a practical level this means…. Making the most of all the materials & resources we have available locally – and minimising waste in doing this If you take away anything from my presentation today, I hope it’s that the CE is not just about recycling! It’s more than that… it starts by… rethinking how we use and value resources (moving away from a throwaway society ) Redesigning products and services so that they can be easily repaired… Our approach in Peterborough is about listening to businesses such as yourselves and finding out about the real challenges we’re facing in the city… and then apply ce thinking
- And this is how we developed our sharing platform – Share Peterborough. We listened… struggling to access the resources that they needed… The Share Peterborough platform – allows businesses, charities, schools and community groups to share resources – whether that be old office furniture, meeting rooms… New work on the platform is now live – Bondholder network group and now on your business profile you’ll be able to showcase the positive impacts you’re having – from diverting waste to landfill to donating time to a local community group… (change slide?) Dragonfly Hotel!
- VALIDATION Darktrace was founded by mathematicians and machine learning specialists We bring a fundamentally new approach to cyber security. We have over 5,000 customer installations Headquartered in San Francisco, and Cambridge, UK Over 32 locations globally. [APAC: Singapore]
- DARKTRACE APPROACH – THE IMMUNE SYSTEM So it’s clear that the legacy approach of rules and signatures or defending the perimeter is not sufficient. Darktrace’s approach is different. It’s inspired by the biological principles of the human immune system, and is designed to embrace the challenges we’ve just talked about. We call it the Enterprise Immune System. Our bodies are attacked all the time by new viruses and bacteria. Of course, skin protects us to a certain extent. But the immune system is essential. The immune system understands what ‘self’ is – it is continually learning what is part of ‘me’ and what is not part of ‘me’ – and can identify abnormal behaviors – and take action against them. It expects intrusion, and responds routinely. Darktrace works in a similar way. Like the human immune system, it is a self-learning system that is continually evolving and adapting to understand normal activity inside the network. It can detect and stop threats before they do damage. Our approach is underpinned by unsupervised machine learning and mathematics. We typically take a hardware appliance and plug it in to the core of your network, where we configure a SPAN port from a core switch and passively ingest as much raw network traffic as possible. We analyze 350 different dimensions for every user and device on your network and from those metrics we create behavioral models. We call this a ‘pattern of life’. It is essentially a complex behavioral model for every person and device on your network. From these highly detailed models of normal, the machine learning is able to detect even the most subtle behavioral shifts, and do this in real time. We can display the most anomalous or threatening behaviors on our intuitive three-dimensional Threat Visualizer which I will demonstrate in a moment. And this gives unprecedented visibility into the behaviors deep in the core of the network.
- CUSTOMERS All verticals: from retail, media, and hospitality, to healthcare, financial services, and energy and utilities. We can also scale up to any size business. Our smallest customer is a two person hedge fund in New York, and our largest is one of the top 3 global banks with 400,000 employees and over 1 million devices.
- CUSTOMERS All verticals: from retail, media, and hospitality, to healthcare, financial services, and energy and utilities. We can also scale up to any size business. Our smallest customer is a two person hedge fund in New York, and our largest is one of the top 3 global banks with 400,000 employees and over 1 million devices.