Data Center & Virtualization Summit 2011 2011.09.19 "Future Scenario for Hong Kong Data Centers and Impact of Cloud"

1. Future Scenario for Hong Kong Data Centers and Impact of Cloud Charles Mok Chair, Internet Society Hong Kong Director, Cloud Valley Networks (HK) Limited Data Center and Virtualization Summit 2011 Sep 19, 2011

3. Rising demand, rising prices for customers

4. Private land?

5. Public land (industrial parks)?

8. Meeting with HKISPA, IDCs/ISPs, Hon CK Sin on June 16 2008

10. TKO (Tseung Kwan O) has become the center of IDCs in Hong Kong

11. NTT Com Asia (second in HK of >300 sq ft, after its first 212 sq ft facility in Tai Po)

12. HK Colo (>300 sq ft facility opened in early 2011)

13. HKEx

14. HSBC

16. thematic portal

17. Data Center facilitation unit

19. TKO comes, Quarry Bay goes?

20. The debate on indirect government subsidy

21. Regional competition

22. Beyond Singapore, what about China?

23. China's 'Cloud Computing Special Zone' in Chongqing– 'Freedom' inside the Great Firewall?

24. Cloud Computing and Virtualization

26. Who are building?

27. Economic cycles impacting short term demands

28. 'Fascination' with land supply

29. Talk on Lok Ma Chau Loop – what will be the market and technology like in 15-20 years' times?

31. The consequence of Big Data

32. Yet, a contrarian view...

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34. Toward distributed data centers?

35. Data center in a container Steve Ballmer, Microsoft CEO, demonstrates container data centers on the campus of theUniversity ogf Washington. Cloud3 – China's first container data center technology

36. 占地30英亩（相当于一个标准足球场）。附近有一个水坝，当地政府还提供为期15年的税收优惠及一条连接谷歌总部的光缆环线。水坝旁建设大型冷却塔，以解决数据中心的散热问题。 该数据中心是全球威力最强大的数据中心之一，处理每天数十亿次搜寻和提供其他网络服务。 Cooling as data center's core need 15

38. Hong Kong's core advantages remain unchanged

39. Our challenges

40. Hong Kong's disadvantages remain unchanged

41. Rethinking our land limitation

42. Turning China's challenges into opportunities

43. Where to go from here?

44. Rethinking our role between China and the world

46. Thank you! Charles Mok www.charlesmok.hk www.isoc.hk www.cloud-valley.com charlespmok@gmail.com