Fang: Triple-Net fusion brings opportunity for development of embedded system

It Times reporter Wang China International Embedded Conference held in Shanghai recently, during the meeting, Dr. Fang, Dean of the Intel China Research Institute (hereinafter referred to as "Research institute"), told reporters that embedded systems are not a company or a country can control, must set global wisdom to work together, and China is currently in the "Triple network integration"　　It is an opportunity for embedded systems and research institutes to cut into the market. "China's problems, the world has not met, the country will be the birth of the largest and fastest growing embedded market."　　Fang said that in Europe and the United States "triple net integration" is often limited to the region or local, China is the first large-scale nationwide "triple network integration" of the country, a large number of users will cause problems and needs, this will be an excellent opportunity for embedded systems.　　Fang For example, in the "triple-Net fusion", the TV set-top box may have to connect multiple cables at one time, and if the use of "silicon photoelectric" technology cable, a sufficient, 40Gbps transmission speed enough to support many high-definition TV signal. In China, the past research institutions were dominated by the government and universities, while in the United States, Bell and other famous industrial laboratories have brought great impetus to the development of the industry.　　Fang said the future for Chinese consumers to use more goods in the Industrial Research Institute was born. The Institute of Industry, which was founded only last year and employs only about hundred people, Fang expects to submit more research results and samples to production after 5 years. And for the "5-year See product" Time cycle, Fang that this is the Intel Institute of the old tradition. As early as 70 's Christmas Eve, Intel founder Grove said, "If your research and development results 3 years to see the product, then I will transfer you to the production department, if 7 years to see the product, then you go back to college teaching." "Fang that the 5-year development cycle is exactly the same as Grove's own famous Moore's law.