CIO: Big Data Challenge for IoT

Recently, 2012 the second China Computer Technology conference held in Beijing, http://www.aliyun.com/zixun/aggregation/4992.html ">IBM China Research Institute Shen Xiaowei proposed the Big Data challenge of Internet of things."

Shen Xiaowei that IBM believes that the Internet of things is not just a sensor, but that the internet of things is an infrastructure that provides support for the wisdom of the Earth, and that the presence of the internet of things makes it possible to gather and analyze data based on large numbers, which faces three challenges.

1 The edge calculation of the Internet of things. A large number of data generation is not all data to be sent to the data center processing, which can reduce the network bandwidth requirements of the enterprise, provide more real-time reflection time, increase system reliability. If the upper end of the network fault, we have remote computing capacity, the underlying system can be timely control and response. How to manage such a system in such a large scale remote computing function system is a great challenge.

2 middleware of the Internet of things. When a large amount of information from the Internet sensor is collected, he may pass through a public network or a private network, including through some so-called edge computing processing to the data center. There is a need for this data to be properly handled and managed by the object networking middleware, which is used before the commercial application of the Internet of things. For example, not all applications require all the data to be processed, so we need a middleware support that we need to deliver the right data to the right place at the right time.

3 The Operation management platform of the Internet of things. The infrastructure of the Internet of Things is used to build a network of things to manage a physical world, for example, to manage a grid or to manage a health insurance business, but the internet of things is itself a very complex it architecture, so the infrastructure itself needs to be managed.

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