Interop Tokyo 2017 — A Pictorial Report

Date & Venue

Conference Exhibition

Date June 7 (Wed) - 9 (Fri)

Venue Makuhari Messe
http://www.m-messe.co.jp/en/

Concurrent Events
- Connected Media Tokyo 2017
  since 2006
  former "IMC Tokyo" 2006-2014, IMC: Interop Media Convergence
- DSJ 2017
  since 2009
  (DSJ: Digital Signage Japan)
- Location Business Japan 2017
  since 2012
- Apps Japan 2017
  since 2014

	Conference	Exhibition
Date	June 7 (Wed) - 9 (Fri)
Venue	Makuhari Messe http://www.m-messe.co.jp/en/

Show Attendees

143,365 (2017)
140,945 (2016)
136,341 (2015)
132,609 (2014)
131,984 (2013)
132,866 (2012)
128,128 (2011)
131,771 (2010)
130,993 (2009)
149,760 (2008)
157,917 (2007)
159,818 (2006) — Record-high
152,234 (2005)
141,605 (2004)
154,389 (2003)
151,480 (2002)
135,541 (2001)
129,836 (2000)
121,677 (1999)
  99,322 (1998)
  90,820 (1997)
  81,583 (1996)
  71,801 (1995)
  49,084 (1994)

CEATEC: "Combined Exhibition of Advanced Technologies," Japan's one of the large IT and electronics exhibitions and conferences, the Consumer Electronics Show equivalent

Exhibitors — including other style Participants
535 — Official
414 — The author's strict count, while it's quite difficult to determine:

	Listed in Exhibition Guide	Presentation Only	Exhibitors
Interop	249	21^a	228
Connected Media	22	1^b	21
DSJ	79		79
LBJ	14	1^c	13
Apps Japan	75	2^d	73
dup			0
Total	439	25	414

NOTE:

^a (1) Arbor Networks / Toyo, (2) ITM, (3) Viptela, (4) Winmagic, (5) HGST Japan / Sandisk, (6) Exterme Networks, (7) NTT Communications / Cisco Systems, (8) NTT East / Cisco Systems, (9) F5 Networks, (10) OGIS-RI, (11) Clearswift, (12) KDDI / Cisco Systems, (13) CyberArk Software, (14) Samuraiz / Darktrace Japan, (15) Tenable Network Security, (16) Netscout Japan, (17) Palo Alto Networks, (18) PFU, (19) Bplats, (20) Fortinet Japan and (21) Lookout Japan

^b Artisan

^c unerry

^d Cross Communication and Supreme System

Booth Drop
Typically GE
Backbone
100GE
External
340Gbps — 100Gbps × 3 + 10Gbps × 10

Pavilions — Excluding Concurrent Events

	Pavilion	Showcase	Other	Classroom
2006	Venture Ubiquitous Networking US IP Commucnication Open Source Security EPCglobal Korea BCN	NGI Technology
2007	Venture Ubiquitous Networking Korea Web2.0 Digital Broadcasting Forefront	Enterprise Solution	WiMAX Theater	CGM & Search Marketing
2008	Venture Security Korea Enterprise 2.0 Green IT
2009	Venture Korea NGN
2010	Venture Korea
2011	Venture Interop Special Feature IPv6			Interop Special Feature
2012	Venture Special Feature Korea	OpenFlow		Special Feature
2013	Interop Korea	SDN		(Interop)
2014	Interop (including "Smart Device Corner") Korea	SDI		(Interop)
2015	Interop Korea	SDI	Academic Innovation IoT World	(Interop)
2016	Interop Korea IoT World Security World	SDI/NFV	Academic Innovation IoT World Security World	(Interop)
2017	Interop Korea IoT×AI×5G LBJ Security World	SDI/NFV	Academic Innovation IoT×AI×5G World Security World	(Interop)

Hierarchy

Interop
|-Academic Innovation
|
|-IoT×AI×5G World
| +-IoT×AI×5G LBJ Pavilion
| *
|
|-Security World
| +-Security World Pavilion
|
|-SDI/NFV ShowCase
|
|-Interop Pavilion
|
+-Korea Pavilion

Connected Media Tokyo 2017
|-Broadcasters' Innovation
+-CMT Pavilion

DSJ 2017
+-DSJ Pavilion

Location Business Japan 2017 
+->*

Apps Japan 2016 
|-Apps Pavilion
|-WebRTD Pavilion
|-Wearable Pavilion
+-WEB SHIP

Pictures were taken under permission from the organizer.

A page of tokyo2017

Roy, June 12, 2017

^a	(1) Arbor Networks / Toyo, (2) ITM, (3) Viptela, (4) Winmagic, (5) HGST Japan / Sandisk, (6) Exterme Networks, (7) NTT Communications / Cisco Systems, (8) NTT East / Cisco Systems, (9) F5 Networks, (10) OGIS-RI, (11) Clearswift, (12) KDDI / Cisco Systems, (13) CyberArk Software, (14) Samuraiz / Darktrace Japan, (15) Tenable Network Security, (16) Netscout Japan, (17) Palo Alto Networks, (18) PFU, (19) Bplats, (20) Fortinet Japan and (21) Lookout Japan
^b	Artisan
^c	unerry
^d	Cross Communication and Supreme System