MTN’s Fibre Optic Network

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MTN’s Fibre Optic Network

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MTN’s Fibre Optic Network

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Provisioning Activities to Date

1994 to dateDependent on Fixed Line Operator

MTN Pilot projectJune’07 – Aug’07

Rosebank -Illovo -

Sandton

MTN Commercial PilotSept’07

Rosebank -Illovo -

Sandton

• Costly• Lack of supply of

backhaul bandwidth• Roll-out takes long

• Bold investment• Primarily for own use• Secondary to bolster customer capacity• Choice to customers • Quicker Roll-out• Unlimited bandwidth

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Future Plans

• MTN has done extensive research

• Pervasive self provisioning business case is compelling

• Will be going to tender for approximately 5000 km national roll-out

– Intend to assess options on a link by link basis –• Joint Ventures• Partnerships etc.

• Final decision to be made end 2007– Bulk of implementation 2008– Finalisation 2009

““Once rollOnce roll--out has commenced out has commenced we will go as fast as possible to complete itwe will go as fast as possible to complete it””

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Planned National FibreOptic Backbone Design

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MTN Fibre Access

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It is all about SPEED!

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Metro FibreA Competitive Market

• Incumbents– Neotel / Transtel– Telkom

• Mobile Operators– MTN– Vodacom

• Municipalities– Shared sleeves or– resale of managed services

• Others– Shared sleeves

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Metro FibreThe Future

• Initially it will be a turf war• Who has fibre and who connects to the client first

• Soon fibre will be readily available in all key business districts in all major cities

• Even national long distance fibre will become commoditised

• Prices will fall as usageincreases

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MTN Business Positioning

• Technically a market leader– Better SLA

– Better management

– Better implementation of services

• Setting a new bench mark on price

• Ability to offer an end-to-end SLA

• Speed to deploy and scale

• Real alternative to Telkom Diginet and ATM

• Real low cost bandwidth

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High Level Route

Planned

Phase 5

Planned

Phase 6

Phase 1

Phase 4

Phase 2

Phase 3

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Sandton CBD (Phase 1)

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Fricker Road CBD (Phase 2)

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Rosebank CBD (Phase 3)

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Initial Products

• Initial launch of 3 products

– Ethernet MPLS (EMS) service

– Ethernet private line (EPL) service

– Multi-tenant connect service

• All initially a single connect product– Dual connect will be available where feasible

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Future developments

• Ethernet e-LAN

• Dual connect

• Full redundant connect

• Multi-tenant connect service - DSLAM

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Benefits

• Full Fixed Line alternative to Telkom Diginet or ATM• Diverse routing• Greater reliability• Real SLA on the service • On MTN services an end-to-end SLA• Low cost per Mbps• Speed to deploy (6 – 12 weeks)• Services are easy to scale• Multiple increments between 2Mbps – 1Gbps• Run multiple VLANs• Competitive Pricing• Highly Skilled Engineers• Choice!

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MTN’s Fibre Optic Network