Hardware

Hardware Industry in India

Hardware are the major components of several industrial sectors such as Information Technology sector, Telecommunication sector, Automobiles sector, Electronic appliances sector, Special Medical equipments sector, etc.

The projected production within the year 2015 would worth US$ 155 billion

Hardware will be the fastest growing segment with a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) growth of 20.4 percent through 2014(Source:Gartner)

Facts... India Pc Sales shows a growth of 23% (2.96 million

units) by 2009 Significant growth in Notebook PC sales(180%) Peripheral market shows 70% growth. UPS market grew 28% registering 0.56 million

units in sales. Banking sector is the potential market for

Hardware Industry(Telecom, Education,BPO/IT, E-Governance Initiative)

Hardware Market

Major Players

DELL,IBM, HP, INTEL...... Electronic goods.... Solectron-Frequency control Products Flextronics:Set up box, cellular phone,network cards Jabil Circuits:TV ananlog monitor Samtel Technology:Video Disply technology Moser Baer:Optical storage device(CDs) Hical Magnetics:Converyters Tyco Electronics:Fibre optics connectors Midas communications:Voice and Data connectivity

Problems and Opportunity

The Indian IT hardware manufacturers must shift their 'assembled in India mode' to 'designed and manufactured in India mode

Problems: Stepmotherly Treatment Non-Rationalization of Import Tarrif Infrastructure Bottlenecks Huge Capital Investments

Opportunity... Manpower Market Demand

Basic Elements Of Computer H/W

Processor Main Storage Input Output

Generation 1

This is when the first digital computer was built

It was started to be built in 1937 and finished in 1939

John Vincent Atanasoff, and Cliford Berry

At Iowa State University

This machine was not intended as general-purpose computer, it was built to solve physics equations that Atanasoff was working on at the time

using electronic vacuum tubes, as the switching components

This invention of the transistor which was faster, smaller and required considerably less power to operate

This was introduced in 1959

Generation 2

Generation 3

By the late 1960’s devices which included more than one circuit on a single silicon chip became available

Generation 4

In about 1970 the technology was available to place an entire CPU on a single chip and the micro processor was born.

Generation 5

Current trends now are to exploit the advantages of computer systems which can contain literally thousands of computers.

This means that thousands of computations can be taking place at the same time.

This type of large scale processing of information makes it possible to explore very different kinds of processing that could be done earlier.

Processors

ALU(Arithmetic Logic Unit) Control Unit Internal Buses

Main Storage

Internal Storage RAM(Random Acess Memory): Processor can

access any location in the memory ROM(Read Only Memory):Sequential access,

stores datas that will never change till the life of the computer(ATMS, Microwave Ovens,Car Ignition)

External Storage: USB, Cds, Punched Cards....

Secondary Storage DevicesSecondary Storage devices those are used for Storing the data in a Permanent Manner means all the Data will remain Stored whether the Power is Switched on or Switched off means the Power Will never effect on the System. For storing the data in a Permanent Manner we uses the Magnetic Storage Devices

Input Devices

Charecter Device: Keyboard Serial Devices: Modems Parallel : Printer Other devices:Touch Pads,

Trackball, Console games

O/P Devices

Data Center Adoption

Reasons for adopting Third-Party Data Centers

Data Center Evolution Trend

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Infrastructure costs are rising disproportionately

There is no single point of failure

Access to your server(s) is controlled, video logged, and biometric confirmed

UPS power is standard, while security, air conditioning and power are redundant creating a non-stop environment

The cost of renting rack space and buying IP at DataCenter.bz is less expensive than what you pay now for ONLY the IP to your business

You can freely add or change service providers

Your business customers expect quick Internet response time - high speed access to the web is critical

As businesses move to web based services

Space, power, access and air conditioning are available as needed - they can be added on in a matter of hours!

Reasons Why Your Company Should Consider Utilizing a Data Center

Green Data center

Minimizing the footprints of the buildings

The use of low-emission building materials, carpets and paints

Sustainable landscaping

Waste recycling

Installation of catalytic converters on backup generators

The use of alternative energy technologies such as heat pumps, and evaporative cooling

Microprocessor (MPU)

A group of electronic circuits fabricated on a semiconductor chip that can read binary instructions written in memory and process binary data according to those instructions

CPU and MPU

Microcontrollers

Embedded Systems

Operations managed behind the scenes by a microcontroller

Microcontroller (MCU)

An integrated electronic computing device that includes three major components on a single chip

Microprocessor (MPU)MemoryI/O (Input/Output) ports

Microcontrollers

Embedded Systems

Operations managed behind the scenes by a microcontroller

Microcontroller (MCU)

An integrated electronic computing device that includes three major components on a single chip

Microprocessor (MPU)MemoryI/O (Input/Output) ports