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HSPA+ & LTE Executive Briefing

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The Progress of Mobile Broadband Technologies

HSPA+ & LTE Executive BriefingChris Pearson, President 3G Americas

www.3gamericas.org [email protected] [email protected]


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Agenda

Wireless Market Update

Why Mobile Broadband?

Technology Forecast

3G Americas HSPA+ and LTE Executive Briefing www.3Gamericas.org


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3G Americas Board of Governors

3G Americas

The mission of 3G Americas is to promote and facilitate the

family of technologies, including LTE.

43G Americas HSPA+ and LTE Executive Briefing www.3GAmericas.org


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World Cellular Subscriptions Year-End 2008

89%4 Billion

UMTS/HSPA

o a re ess

SubscriptionsWorldwide

Other*

1%CDMA

10.1%50%

*Other includes iDEN, AMPS,NMT, PDC, TD-SCDMA and

PenetrationWorldwide

Source: Informa Telecoms & Media, WCIS, Dec 2008TDMA

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Western Hemisphere Market Update


734 Million Total Subscriptions in North, Central and South America, Dec 2008

72% Other3%

CDMA

er nc u es ,iDEN, and TDMA

Source: Informa Telecoms & Media, WCIS, Dec 2008



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UMTS-HSPA Growth in North America


25 major markets75% population coverage

nationwide

350 marketscovered

nationwide

130 major cities


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UMTS-HSPA Growth in LatinAmerica & the Caribbean

41 UMTS-HSPA Networks in

Service in 20 countries


Puerto Rico AT&T Claro Dominican Republic

Panama Movistar

Mexico

Telcel Movistar

Guatemala

Aruba SETAR

Nicaragua Claro

Claro

Jamaica Claro

aro Tigo Brazil

Brasil Telecom Claro

CTBC Oi

Honduras Claro

Tigo

El Salvador

Claro Tigo

Venezuela Movistar

ercom e TIM Brasil VIVO

Bolivia

Paraguay Claro

Peru Claro

Colombia Comcel Movistar Tigo

Argentina Claro

Uruguay ANCEL

Telecom Personal Tigo

Chile Entel Movil Claro

Ecuador Porta

Movistar Movistar

ov s ar,Regulatory Bodies and InformaTelecoms & Media, Dec 2008

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The Growth of Wireless Applications and Services


9 million US mobile users have used their mobilehone to a for oods or services

Source: The Nielsen Company, Oct 2008

10.3 million US mobile users have accessedvideo on their mobile devices

Source: The Nielsen Company, Oct 2008

Worldwide, Mobile web browsing

in 2013Source: Strategy Analytics, Dec 2008



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The Internet in your HandsWhy Mobile Broadband?

Americans spend more than 4.5 hourser month browsin on Smart hones

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Source: M:Metrics, May 2008

phones will grow a more than 30% annual rate

Source: In-Stat, Nov 2007

Global unit volume sales of smartphonesexceeds the unit sales of laptops!

Source: In-Stat, Nov 2007



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Top 10 Websites AccessedWhy Mobile Broadband?

Millions

Source: The Nielsen Company, October 2008



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Preferred Consumer Electronics of

US Internet Users


By Generation

en 18-24 a y oomers anolder (45+)

Mobile Phone 47% 21%Computer 38% 51%

Regular (CRT or Tube) TV 10% 6%

HD plasma or LCD TV 3% 5%

December 2007 (% of respondents)

Other 2% 17%

Source: Accenture, Get Ready: Digital Lifestyle 3.0. October 14, 2008


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Wireless in PerspectiveWhy Mobile Broadband?

3.9 BillionMobile

3.9

llions

u scr p ons

3.0B

B

M

1.0850 950

1.2B

1. 9B

1.3B

M M

M

Source: Tomi T. Ahonen, Dec 2008



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EDGEDL: 474 kbps

UL: 474 kbps

EvolvedEDGE

DL: 1.89 Mbps

UL: 947 kb s

2008 2009 2010 2012 20132011 Technology Choices

HSPADL: 14.4 MbpsUL: 5.76 Mbps

In 5 MHz

Rel 7 HSPA+DL: 28 Mbps

UL: 11.5 MbpsIn 5 MHz

Rel 8 HSPA+DL: 42 Mbps

UL: 11.5 MbpsIn 5 MHz

rgLTEDL: 326 Mbps

UL: 86 MbpsIn 20 MHz

EV-DO Rev A EV-DO Rev B

LTE

(Rel 9)

LTE Advanced

(Rel 10)

as.

o

DL: 3.1 MbpsUL: 1.8 MbpsIn 1.25 MHz

DL: 14.7 MbpsUL: 4.9 Mbps

In 5 MHz

UMBDL: 280 MbpsUL: 68 Mb s

UMB Rel 2 m

eri

Fixed WiMAX

In 20 MHz

w.3g

Wave 2DL: 46 MbpsUL: 4 Mbps

10 MHz 3:1 TDD

Rel 1.5 IEEE 802.16mw

Notes: Throughput rates are peak theoretical network rates. Radio channel bandwidths indicated.Dates refer to expected initial commercial network deployment except 2008 which shows available technologies that year.No operator commitments for UMB.

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Source: Rysavy Research, EDGE, HSPA & LTE Broadband Innovation, Sept 2008



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Technology ForecastsTechnology Decisions

Global Subscriptions

UMTS/HSPA1.9

Billion

GSM

2.9Billion

CDMA

Dec 13Dec 09 Dec 10 Dec 11 Dec 12

Source: Informa Telecoms & Media, WCIS, December 2008 Projections



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Key Takeaways Today3G Americas Executive Session

The Mobile Broadband Evolution is happening NOW!

EDGE/HSPA/LTE is one of the most robust portfolios ofmobile-broadband technologies and is an optimum framework

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HSPA offers some of the highest peak data rates of any

broadl available wide-area wireless technolo

HSPA+ has peak theoretical rates up to 42 Mbps providing a

future proof upgrade path of operators

LTE will provide an extremely efficient OFDMA-basedplatform for future networks



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HSPA+ & LTE Executive BriefingChris Pearson, President 3G AmericasThank you!

www.3gamericas.org [email protected]@3gamericas.org

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