Industry University Collaboration based upon Hitachi Cambridge Laboratory. Dr. Yutaka Kuwahara President & CEO, GVIN Ltd

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1 Industry University Collaboration based upon Hitachi Cambridge Laboratory Dr. Yutaka Kuwahara President & CEO, GVIN Ltd

2 Concept Globalization Industry must collaborate with world best knowledge for global innovation. Technology is so advanced that without world best knowledge innovation is very limited. University must collaborate with world best industry in order to see and feel the most intricate part of their theory and knowledge. Academics achieve progress by the light of front end technology.

3 What Industry Can Give to University Scientific Instruments for precise measurement Supercomputer for advanced computing Scientists and Engineers who have wide knowledge in semiconductor devices and materials Super clean room to make precise semiconductor devices Writing Intellectual Property Rights Manufacturing products

4 What University Can Give to Industry Scientific Knowledge and theory basis especially Quantum Physics Knowledge Chain Rough and speedy design of new devices Young and brilliant scientists Many related scientists for discussion Rigorous but speedy paper writing customs and techniques

5 Hitachi Cambridge Laboratory Discussion with Prof. Sir Sam Edwards Hitachi Market and Needs are Global Technology is Global and Hard Need to Team up with Global Intellectuals, often in Universities Cambridge University What to target is hard to see, almost beyond human intellect Need to use front end technology

6 Hitachi Cambridge Laboratory(HCL) 1989 April:Strong request from Cambridge Univ. Industry:New Technology is created at world best university in beyond nano devices University:Using world best technology, breakthrough is done in academic knowledge Collaboration with Cambridge University: Embedded Laboratory Innovation New Industry is created 2 Japanese + many multinationals Highest quality laboratory in Hitachi

7 Complementary skills & expertise HCL Advanced measurement Dilution refrigerator temperature 10mK Femtosecond laser pulse width 10 fsec MRC Nano fabrication Electron beam lithography resolution 5nm energy 100kV Low temp. prober temperature 20K RT Flexible fabrication systems and high resolution analysis Physics for future electronic and optical devices

8 Innovation Single Electron Memory, Logic PLED (Planar Low Electron Device) Small number of electron devices Femto second ultra high speed optical switches

9 Expanding Collaboration Cavendish Lab New Hitachi Professor/Beyond Nano Structure of Devices, Spintronics Computer Laboratory Ultra High Performance Computing Communication Data and Communication Security Applied Mathematics and Theoretical Physics Simulation of Higher Speed Shinkansen

10 Small Network Dr. Hermann Hauser Prof. Sir Michael Gregory Prof. Peter Day Prof. Mauris Wilkes Prof. Andy Hopper Prof. Roger Needham Prof. David Crighton Sir Michael Gregory 3i Plc

11 Dr. Hermann Hauser He is an entrepreneur. He succeeded in investing in 3 billion$ companies Played tennis together for 5 years Hermann introduced Cambridge Silicon Radio (CSR) James Collier Kuwahara became CSR Japan Chairman of the Board Keep close contact

12 James Collier Founder & CTO, Cambridge Silicon Radio Started New Venture Neul using TV White Space in Cambridge in 2010 Dr. Hermann Hauser invested Kuwahara became Senior Executive Advisor

13 Sir Michael Gregory He is a very close friend of Prof. Haroon Ahmed whom I am very very close We were together at panel of European MOT Forum When I explained Dialogue for Global Innovation project, he immediately agreed to coorperate

14 Dialogue for Global Innovation Five year project Discuss major problem Japan and world face in the 21 st century, such as Aged Society, Green Energy, Healthcare, etc. We will solve them by Global Innovation For the first year we focus innovation issue through fundamental research, esp. its policy issue including successful cases

15 Shared Theme (1) Trends of innovation study in each country (2) How innovation research adopted in the nation's policy (3) Research trend of economic and social impact of Fundamental Research (4) Best practice of maximizing the economic and social impact of Fundamental Research

16 Prof. Peter Day Professor of Oxford University Director of Royal Institution Close Friendship Suggested Dr. Akira Tonomura as a speaker of Friday Discourse

17 Professor Mauris Wilkes Father of Modern Computer EDSAC Design & Operation Proposed Key Concept of Modern Computer: Interruption (OS), Virtual Memory, TSS, Microprogramming Intellectual Dentist

18 Professor Roger Needham Mauris Prof. Wilkes School Wrote world first paper on Cipher Advocator of Ubiquitous Computing Pro Vice Chancellor of Cambridge University Introduced Hitachi s supercomputer to Cambridge University First Director, Microsoft Cambridge Research Laboratory

19 Professor David Crighton Head of DAMPT(Dept. of Applied Mathematics and Theoretical Physics) Master of Jesus College Director, UK Association of Applied Mathematics Conducted many collaborative research with Hitachi

20 Professor Andy Hopper School of Prof. Roger Needham 2 nd Director, Microsoft Cambridge Research Laboratory More than 15 CEO, CTO, etc of Ventures Professorship of two Departments, Cambridge University European Negroponte

21 Intellectual Property Equal basis In principle, Practically, all patents belong to Industry, and industry must pay patent fee However, if the patents become usable, 50 % of the arising profit goes to university

22 Personnel Matters & Career Path Many young and brilliant scientists uses the stay at HCL (Hitachi Cambridge Lab) as career path to their brilliant future lives Some brilliant scientist who perform superb management skill will become Lab manager Some Japanese staff are needed as the pipe to Japan

23 Conclusion HCL is the most innovative lab Complementary nature is very important for the global industry academia collaboration Many Global Innovation came from HCL One success will lead to many new collaborations Small Network expanding network Career path nature of young and brilliant researchers are very important Intellectual property must be equally owned by industry and university