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Calix — US Ignite Information Webinar and Workshop (June 2011)

25 slides from Calix's conference presentation, Jun 10, 2011

  1. Slide 1: US Ignite: Exploring the Potential of Next-Gen Networks

    US IIgnite: it Exploring the Potential of Next-Gen Networks

  2. Slide 2: Welcome & Logistics

    Welcome & Logistics Welcome to the US Ignite Information Webinar and Workshop Calix Webinars focused on timely topics  Long-term topics covered at yearly User Group Conference  Calix C li sales l tteam can review i one-on-one att any time ti How to ask questions  Conference bridge is broadcast fo

  3. Slide 3: Asking Questions

    Asking Questions Use “questions” questions area on status menu 3

  4. Slide 4: Today's Agenda

    Today’s Agenda Calix introduction Explain p logistics g and Q Q&A p process Introduce program and speakers US Ignite briefing – White House Office of Science and Technology Policy Initiative overview Program status Participation Overview of architecture Calix interview General Q&A 4

  5. Slide 5: Broadband Initiatives on Web

    Broadband Initiatives on Web New “Broadband Broadband Initiatives Initiatives” web page: http://www.calix.com/bb_initiatives/ See “More Information on US Ignite”  Click on “Carrier Questions” for details Today’s presentation will be posted on this page shortly after today today’ss presentation Othe

  6. Slide 6: Speakers

    Speakers Today’s Today s speakers: Anjali Dalal – Advisor to the Chief Technology Officer Dr. Glenn Ricart – Consultant working g with US Ignite g 6

  7. Slide 7: US Ignite: OSTP/NSF Update Spring 2011

    US IGNITE AMERICA’S NETWORK FOR NEXT-GEN APPLICATIONS OSTP/NSF Update U d t Spring 2011

  8. Slide 8: Accelerate Development of Next-Gen Applications

    ACCELERATE DEVELOPMENT OF NEXT-GEN APPLICATIONS  PROBLEM:  We have a chicken and egg problem in next-gen capacity and applications. applications  In areas with next-gen networks, demand for high-speed broadband from consumers and small businesses is limited due to a lack of applications that util

  9. Slide 9: US Ignite Overview

    US IGNITE OVERVIEW  infrastructure Does not require building out new infrastructure.  We will join together the islands of high-bandwidth connectivity across the country to create a nationwide high-bandwidth test bed. Cities that have agreed to participate are all cities with at least 100mbps symm

  10. Slide 10: Update on Current Efforts

    UPDATE ON CURRENT EFFORTS  i coordination NSF in di i withi h BBN have h id ifi d 6 cities identified i i as initial i ii l members of the US IGNITE. Technical teams have been sent to each city to assess existing networking assets and to help connect them th to NSF’s GENI testbed. t NSF’ t tb d The

  11. Slide 11: Next Step 1: Connect the US Ignite National Network and Community

    NEXT STEP 1: CONNECT THE US IGNITE NATIONAL NETWORK AND COMMUNITY C t N  Create ti l National Sh  Share b t practices best ti network  Compile lessons learned  Peer 10-20 communities for infrastructure that have already deployment, deployment service deployed 100Mbps or creation and delivery, mo

  12. Slide 12: Next Step 2: Create Highly Innovative Next-Gen Applications

    NEXT STEP 2: CREATE HIGHLY INNOVATIVE NEXT-GEN APPLICATIONS  Fund and Support pp  Create a Commercial Test-Bed Research  Foster online collaboration and  Offer support for apps resource sharing among user R&D from key agencies and developer communities and private sector  Facilitate new, ne inn

  13. Slide 13: Next Step 3: Establish a Permanent US Ignite Partnership Organization

    NEXT STEP 3: ESTABLISH A PERMANENT US IGNITE PARTNERSHIP ORGANIZATION  Support a coordinating body that will ensure the long-term viability of the partnership  Chaired Ch i d by b a “b “broadband db d visionary” i i ”  1-2 FTE within an existing non-profit organization  Coordinate program fundin

  14. Slide 14: Possible Areas of Support

    POSSIBLE AREAS OF SUPPORT I ki d In-kind Financial Support  Application R&D to developers  Equipment, installation, and upgrades  Federal agencies to support a national network  Foundations  Equipment vendors  Tech T h companies i  Systems integrators  Applications prizes  Backhaul and long

  15. Slide 15: Kickoff Event – Summer or Fall 2011

    KICKOFF EVENT – SUMMER OR FALL 2011  White House event announcing the project partners, existing network, and long-term vision  Participants P ti i t could ld iinclude: l d  High-level administration officials  Chair of organizing non-profit non profit  Communities For-profit  For non-profit p

  16. Slide 16: Carrier and City Participation

    CARRIER AND CITY PARTICIPATION  100 Mbps to 1 Gbps symmetric connectivity capability to homes and businesses  Ability Abilit to t reach h those th businesses b i and homes att dh layer 2 (native layer 2, VLAN, tunnels, etc.)  Capable of hosting a pair of 19-inch 19 inch racks which will provide I

  17. Slide 17: Highly Desirable

    HIGHLY DESIRABLE  Connect to or peer to Ignite backbone (Atlanta, Palo Alto)  Work with a GENI campus  Wireless infrastructure  Help a team develop an application and support it  Video switching / multiplexing I t g t application  Integrate li ti authentication th ti ti / authorization with ex

  18. Slide 18: Draft of Ignite City Technical Architecture Tiers 1-3

    Draft of Ignite City Technical Architecture Tiers 1‐3 Existing head‐end For tier 3, the last‐mile i i Existing networkk is OpenFlow‐ l ISP enabled connects Most equipment Last mile fiber not shown plant with layer 2/3 Layer 3 GENI Layer 2 connect p y capability control plane to subscribers OpenFlow

  19. Slide 19: Next Steps for Interested Carriers

    NEXT STEPS FOR INTERESTED CARRIERS  Answer the carrier questions!  Reach out to Anjali Dalal at OSTP – adalal@ostp eop gov adalal@ostp.eop.gov 19

  20. Slide 20: Questions

    Questions Use “questions” questions area on status menu 20

  21. Slide 21: Benefits to Calix Customers

    Benefits to Calix Customers Leverage your network Experiment with new high-bandwidth applications Drive some exciting social initiatives within your communities Share best practices Participants will be working with top universities and well as sharing experiences with each other Ultimately – lookin

  22. Slide 22: Thank You

    Thank You Today’s Today s speakers: Anjali S. Dalal – Advisor to the Chief Technology Officer  Executive Office of the President | Office of Science and Technology Policy  202.456.6028  adalal@ostp.eop.gov D Gl Dr. Glenn Ricart Ri t - Consultant C lt t working ki with ith US IIgnite it  GRicart@

  23. Slide 23: Office of Science and Technology

    Office of Science and Technology Access to additional information http://www.whitehouse.gov/administration/eop/ostp 23

  24. Slide 24: Experience the Possible… 2011 User Group Conference

    Experience the Possible… Agenda: 2011 User Group Conference  Over 1100 attendees in 2010  Week of October 31st  Monday – Golf/Spa  Tuesday T d – Training/Reception T i i /R ti  Wednesday – General Sessions, Exhibits, and Breakouts  Thursday y – General Sessions, Exhibits, and Breakouts General

  25. Slide 25: Calix: Access Innovation

    CS: Calix ACCESS INNOVATION

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