Alstom and Intel to Collaborate

Alstom and Intel to collaborate on smart grid architecture and security of the future
Alstom Grid and Intel have signed a global agreement to work together by combining their expertise in solutions and technologies for smart networks and smart cities. This agreement, a result of three years of close cooperation, will focus on embedded intelligence and IT systems to facilitate the rapid organization of new architectures of future networks.

Today's electricity grids are transforming into smart grids, while being supported by IT architectures that create “intelligence” with real-time information to manage electricity efficiently and reliably; In this way, operators and consumers can optimize the use of electricity, from the generation of energy to the final consumption. Real-time sharing of this information; It paves the way for the integration of renewable energy systems that are intermittent in nature and must be monitored in real time at the location and time of production.

Patrick Plas: ın We are thrilled to cooperate with Intel to overcome the challenges of embedded intelligence and smart network security, two of the key elements of the future networks. McAfee, an affiliate of Intel, will help us reach the next step in Smart Grid implementation, with expertise in cyber security management and internal technologies software solutions. Bir

“Our partnership with Alstom Grid,; said Martin Curley, Intel Corporation's Vice President and Director of Intel Corporation. inden It will enable us to seamlessly integrate business technology (IT) and information technologies (IT) in order to capture current and future opportunities in the industry and overcome difficulties. sektör

In The collaboration between Alstom and Intel will guide the industry to accelerate the adoption and establishment of a secure smart network, ı said Lorie Wigle, Vice President of the McAfee Security Products Program. We are pleased to contribute to the products and prototypes of Alstom Grid, which has a long-standing credibility in this emerging market. Bu

Embix, a joint venture by Alstom, Bouygues and Intel Labs Europe, is funded under the EU's Seventh Research Project

”COOPERATE ler (Energy Positive Control and Optimization for the Environment) named ozitif PozitifEnerji asyon focused on a research project focused on the regions. Alstom Grid already participates in global Smart Grid çap pilot azır applications on 30 worldwide. The lessons learned from these projects led to concrete changes in the design of control and monitoring architecture. New architectural designs have been compiled from the interoperability standards of the latest international devices in Europe (CEN-CENELEC-ESI) and from NIST in the United States.

About Alstom

Alstom; is a global leader in energy generation, energy transmission and rail infrastructure, setting the bench for innovative and environmentally friendly technologies. Alstom builds the highest capacity automatic subway system as well as the fastest train in the world. In addition to supplying turnkey power plant solutions and related services for a wide range of energy sources including hydro and nuclear power, natural gas, coal and wind energy, Alstom also offers a wide range of intelligent network-oriented solutions for energy transmission. Approximately 100 93.000 employees in the country that employ 2012 2013 / 20 in the period of 24 sales of over 1 billion euros and received an order of approximately XNUMX billion euros.

Alstom Grid has years of 130 experience in the field of electrical transmission. Alstom Grid provides power to the projects of its customers in all of the infrastructure services both heavy industry and energy trade solutions. Alstom Grid is one of the most important 4 companies in the electricity transmission industry with annual turnover of more than 3 billion Euros. At the heart of Smart Grid development, Alstom Grid offers a product, service and integrated energy management solution in all of its energy value chain - from energy generation to transmission and distribution networks to end users.