Keynote: Blockchain and the Future of Networking
summary
UCL’s DataNet proposes a global data infrastructure with a universal data locator, identity, privacy and permissioned access protocols to let individuals sell or authorize use of personal data. Enterprise proofs include PCCW Global and Colt remittance work that estimates saving ~1,600 man‑hours/year, an insurance POC that required lawyers and the regulator in the room, SDN orchestration experiments on Hyperledger/Sawtooth/Fabric with mixed results, and a Guardtime hash‑on‑blockchain firmware integrity prototype that acts as an early warning not a fix.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:52Why Care about Blockchain?
- 2:03What is a Blockchain?
- 6:35Today's Transactions
- 8:01Tomorrow's transactions
- 10:12Types of Distributed Ledgers
- 15:48Universal Data Infrastructures
- 16:05DataNet Technology Stack and Protocols
- 18:37Blockchain and Mobile Edge Cloud Co-ordination
- 19:35Blockchain and Data Supply Chains
- 20:54Blockchain-enabled data integrity solution
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