Keynote - Fujitsu Innovation Gathering,

1 Copyright 2017 FUJITSU LABORATORIES LTD.
Fujitsu
Innovation
Gathering
2017
Fujitsu World Tour 2017
#FujitsuWorldTour

Fujitsu
Innovation
Gathering
2017
#FujitsuWorldTour

Breakout Sessions & Demonstrations
ID# Demonstrations Sector
1 Connecting People and ICT with “RoboPin” ENABLING DIGITAL
2 Creative Digital Spaces with Virtual Windows WORKPLACE ANYWHERE
3 Advanced Open Data Knowledge Processing HEALTHCARE
4 Integrated Healthcare with IoT Data HEALTHCARE
5
AI: New Insights into Ties Linking People and
Things
HEALTHCARE
6 Access Control for Blockchain Transactions SECURITY
7 Global Managed Security Service SECURITY
8 Privacy Risk Scanning Technology SECURITY
9 AI for Intelligent Transport and City Surveillance Public Sector/Transportation
10 Advanced AI for Smart Design & Manufacturing MANUFACTURING
11 AI for Smart Energy UTILITIES
12 High-Speed Retrieval from Massive Image Data HEALTHCARE
13
Finer AI: Shedding New Light on Real-World
Problems
HEALTHCARE
Track #2 - 15:00 ~ 15:45
Track #2 - 14:00 ~ 14:30
Title: The Essentials of Security Innovation
– Advancing Cyber Security, Biometrics, Data and IoT
Security
Dr. Masahiko Takenaka
Head of Security Research
Laboratory
Mr. Shoji Suzuki
Board Member,
Head of AI Laboratories
Title: Connecting AI Technologies
to Real-World Needs

Fujitsu
Innovation
Gathering
2017
#FujitsuWorldTour

Fujitsu Labs’ Mission
n Driving the Fujitsu Group growth
with leading-edge technologies
Copyright 2017 FUJITSU LABORATORIES LITD.5

Global Activity
n Open Innovation: 123 Projects in Japan
44 Projects in 14 Countries

Fujitsu
Innovation
Gathering
2017
#FujitsuWorldTour

Creating the Hyperconnected Cloud
for Co-Creation in a Digital Society
Shigeru Sasaki
FUJITSU LABORATORIES LTD.
CEO

Common feature of
Germany and Japan
Gemeinsames Merkmal
der fCommon von
Deutschland und Japan
“Sorgfalt”
“Diligence”
“Diszipliniert”
“Discipline”
“Präzise Person”
“Precise Person”

Relations between Japan and Germany

Source Drain
Gate
GaN-HEMT AC Adapter Investment of HEMT
Satellite Broadcast
Antennas [<1m]
1979 1985 2016
Satellite Broadcast
Receiver Antenna
2008
Fujitsu’s Devices Changed the World History

Fall of the Berlin Wall
Source Drain
Gate
GaN-HEMT AC Adapter Investment of HEMT
Satellite Broadcast
Antennas [<1m]
1979 1985
1989
2016
Satellite Broadcast
Receiver Antenna
2008
Fujitsu’s Devices Changed the World History

Connected World

New Industrial Revolution
2017
Human Centric Innovation
Digital Co-creation
Hyperconnected World Human Centric Innovation
Fujitsu Technology and Service Vision Launched
　Human Centric Network Society
2014
2013
2008
Everything on the Internet 1999
Human Centric Intelligent Society2010
Digital Connections
n Number of connections IPv6: 340 undecillion (340×1036)
⇒ World population: Approx. 7.5 billion Approx. 45 octillion (45×1027)

Solutions for Global Social Concerns
Forecast
& Rapid
Measures
Agingin
Bridge &　
Road
Food &　
Farmland
Shortage
Long-lived
& Aging
Society
Trafﬁc Jam /
Low Carbon
Society
Natural
disasters
Social
infrastructure
Food/
Agriculture Healthcare
Environment/
Energy
Transportation/
Vehicles
Environmentally
Friendly
Energy

Trends in the Improvement of Computing Performance
CPU / DRAM
OS
Multi-Core/
GPGPU
3D Package
Silicon Photonics
Nano-carbon
Transistor
LowPower・HighPerformance
2010 202020001990 Year
CMOS Miniaturization and High Integration Limits of
Moore’s Law
Newapproach
Digital
Quantum
Computers
FPGA
New Types of
Nonvolatile Memory
CMOS
Annealing
Neuromorphic
Computing Approximate
Computing
Nano-wire
Social issue solution
Application of
the hottest
technology
Enterprise system
Dissemination
of Internet

Trends in Connection Technology
　 Input power limit with the optical ﬁber
Connectabledataamount&Transmissioncapacity
Backbone Networks
Bluetooth
BLEZigBee PAN, BANPDC
W-CDMA LTE
5G
Wireless
IoT, Sensors
25G
100G
200G/400G
10G
Photonics
Fusion
IncreaseofConnections
100 Tbps
2010 202020001990 Year

Trends in Data Volumes and Conversion
into Knowledge
2010 202020001990 Year
40 ZB (Z: 1021
)
Datavolume・DatausedforAI
• Smart Machines
• Deep Learning
• Agent Systems
• Optimization
• Expert Systems
• Data Mining
~YB (Y: 1024
)
•  Robotics
•  Cloud AI
Unstructured
Data
IoT, M2M, SNS
Sensor Networks,
Web Applications
Structured Data
Business Data,
Enterprise Databases
Data
Explosion

Importance of Security Technology
Accompanying the Advance of ICT
2010 202020001990 Year
Internet
E-mail
Expansion
of Web
Cloud/
Virtualized
Environments
Spread of
Mobile Devices
NumberofConnections／Cyberattacks
Computer
Virus
Spread of
network viruses
Targeted
Cyber attack
Cyber-
terrorism
IoT, AI,
Big Data
Blockchain
Virus epidemic
due to generalization
Malware
detection
Security hole
counter-
measuresAnti-
virus
• Personal
　authentication
• Data　
　conﬁdentiality
Hyperconnected
World
Varied
security
solutions
Borderless
IoT Security
New ICT
Security
Issues

Fujitsu Laboratories’ R&D Strategy

Fujitsu’s Innovation
People
Information
1974
2003
1954
2011
LSI-based computer
(World’s fastest at the time)Fujitsu Labs was established
Petascale computing
(World's fastest supercomputer)
(2011 - 2014)
2017
Infrastructure
1992
2005
Palm vein
authentication
(World’s first)
1979
Ladder-type SAW Filter
(World’s smallest
high-performance)
High Electron
Mobility Transistor
(HEMT: World’s first)
Single-photon emission
from quantum dots
(World’s first, joint R&D
with University of Tokyo)
2006
Digital picture encoding
and Transmission system
（Industry's first）
Human Centric
Innovation
1996
Color Plasma Display
(World’s first)
Semiconductor
Microfabrication
ArF Resist Material
(World’s first)
FRAM
(Start Mass Production) 1999
1989
1968Relay-based
Mainframe
(Japan’s first)

Technology Value Chain of R&D Themes

Solutions
Web Services
Security
Environment
Big Data
Quantum
Computers
Cloud
Domain-Speciﬁc
Computers
Artiﬁcial
Intelligence
Data Centers
Software
API, OSS
Validation
Sensors
Media
Processing
SDN
Optical
Communication
Operating
System
Networks 5G
Systems
センサー

Next-gen
Devices
Advanced
Materials
Fujitsu’s Business
Innovation
Compiler
Approximate
Computers

Fujitsu Group is expanding the business globally
in collaboration with customers
Fujitsu Limited and Subsidiaries
Government
Projects
Universities
& Research
Institutes
New
Technologies Investment
Fujitsu Laboratories
Business
Technologies and market trends
Customer and partner needs
Strategy
Target
Open Innovation
R&D Scheme of the Fujitsu Group

Global Activity
n Employees: Approx. 1200 in Japan, Approx. 230 overseas
n Open Innovation: 123 Projects in Japan, 44 Projects in 14 Countries
Continuously generating R&D results that will amaze the world
Quickly deploy R&D results to Proof of Concept
and Proof of Business on a global scale
Generating innovations, including new business models
that resonate through global markets

Digital Co-creation

Digital Co-Creation
Digital Innovation / Transformation
Edge
Computing
Brain Type
Computing
Security
Servers
Cloud
Computing
Company A
Finance
Company B
Healthcare
Company C
Mobility Big Data
IoT

Private
Cloud
Public
Cloud
On-
premises

API API API API
Fujitsu
Technologies / Applications / Services
Company D
Public

R&D Vision and Strategy: Hyperconnected Cloud

R&D Vision and Strategy: Hyperconnected Cloud
Leading-Edge Basic Research:
Challenging the limitations of ICT
Service-Oriented Connection:
Integrate various services dynamically
and promote Co-creation businesses.
Web Scale ICT Infrastructure:
Development of new ICT architecture
toward intelligent cloud era
Core/Front
Network Fusion:
One network that virtually
connecting all things from
physical networks to front-
end devices and services
AI (Artiﬁcial Intelligence):
Make all products, functions and
services intelligent through AI
Security:
Integrated security system
protecting cyberspace,
IoT, personal identity
data, and products.

Global Collaborations

Global Activity
n  Employees: Approx. 1200 in Japan, Approx. 230 overseas
n  Open Innovation: 123 Projects in Japan, 44 Projects in 14 Countries

Global Activity

Emerging
Technologies
Lead to
the Digital Future

Issues to be solved
n  Social Issues: Trafﬁc jam, Long wait time, Human Behavior Control
n  Business Issues: Dynamic Mobility Control, Shortage of Transportation Capacity

Fujitsu Labs’ Vision for Future Computing
n Creatinganewcomputerarchitecturetowardtheintelligentcomputingera
Current CMOS
Limitation
General-purpose
Computing
Neuro
Computing
(Inference)
Neuro Computing
(Learning)
Accelerator
Brain
Computing
Supercomputer
Digital
Quantum
Computing
Specialization
Processing amount
Numeric
data
Media
data
Knowledge
data
Intelligence
Approximate
Computing

n AIthatishighlyacceptabletosocietyincludingfromEdgeComputingandHPC
Fujitsu Labs’ Vision of AI
FintechManufactureMaintenance
Food/
Agriculture
Customer
centerHealthcare
Workplace/
Daily lifeSocial infra Mobility Logistics
Digital
market
Knowledge
DB creation
Discovery
Science
Knowledge
acquisition
Knowledge
structurization
Structurization of existing knowledge Acquisition of unknown knowledge
Discovery science: R&D for learning and creation of knowledge
Learn-
ing
Utilize the vast knowledge produced
by human beings around the world
Utilize the vast knowledge accumulated
by sensing in the real world
Perception/・
Recognition
Judgment/
Support

Learning of Graph Data: “Deep Tensor”
n World’s ﬁrst deep learning technology for graph-structured data
Structure Mapping
Technology
Optimize uniform expression
Tensor Expression
Conventional
Backpropagation
Extended
Backpropagation
Core Tensor
Learning Technology
Graph data
Drug Discovery
FinTech
IoT
Source: http://www.fujitsu.com/global/about/resources/news/press-releases/2016/1020-01.html

Fujitsu Labs’ Fundamental Concept of Security
Protect
people
Protect
data
Protect
systems
Personal authentication
Biometric authentication
NFC/ Card authentication
Authentication-ID linkage
Equipment authentication
Device authentication
HW authentication
Authentication protocol
ID linkage
Data protection Measures against information
leakage
Privacy protection Privacy risk management
Measures against cyberattacks Vulnerability monitoring
Guarantee Protection Management evaluation
Anonymization
Concealment (Image)
Encryption
DB protection
Measures against viruses
Measures against
targeted attacks
Privacy
inﬂuence evaluation
Privacy by Design
Behavioral
characteristics analysis
Information tracking
Vulnerability evaluation
Vulnerability
reduction measures
Authentication/Authorization Privacy & Data Security
Cyber Security
Borderless IoT Security

Rapid Analysis and Measure of
Unknown Attacks using AI
Rapid Analysis and Measure of
Unknown Attacks using AI
An unknown
attack
Malware increases over 1 million
worldwide day after day !

Bockchain in the connected world
n Collaborationwithadistributedautonomousdatasystemanditsutilization
Manufacturing
Logistics
Blockchain
IoT
Fintech
￥
Healthcare
Partners IndividualGovernment RetailEnterprises

Nine-sense computing
n Five Senses, Sixth Sense, Illusion, Desire, and Compathy
Gaze Tracking sensors
Mind Detection
Bank-transfer fraud
detection/preventive measure
Scammer Victim (Elderly person)
Phone scam
“Come here to explain
about the compensation.”
Records what, where, and how long
the person observes objects
Emotion Recognition
“Well, even
if you say that…”

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