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1 The year LTE became the wireless standard November, 2013

2 Agenda Digital trends Mexican digital demographics Why LTE? LTE in LATAM & Mexico The future Page 2 NEC Corporation 2011

3 Digital trends Page 3 NEC Corporation 2011

A History of C&C Innovation 1982 Personal

Series 1980 World s first digital signal processors

JAMSTEC) 1995 64-bit RISC microprocessors 2004 2008

mobile phone application processor with parallel

technology Innovative device and nano technology

2005 The thinnest cellular phone terminal in the

for nextgeneration optical networks 1899 Desktop

4 A History of C&C Innovation 1982 Personal computers: 1974 PC9801 Mainframe computers: ACOS Series 1980 World s first digital signal processors 2002 World's fastest computer: Earth Simulator (for JAMSTEC) bit RISC microprocessors New power-saving server: ECO CENTER 2007 First mobile phone application processor with parallel processing High-performance, trustworthy IT technology Innovative device and nano technology Single-chip vector processors for super computer 2005 The thinnest cellular phone terminal in the world Society in the future Next-generation network technology 2006 World s first 40-Gbps reconfigurable optical add/drop multiplexer (ROADM) for nextgeneration optical networks 1899 Desktop telephones Page Crossbar switching systems 1980 Swiss satellite communications earth station

5 Convergence is driven by customers, with the Internet as innovation platform Telecom Media Internet Software Hardware Source: NEC Mexico strategic planning. Page 5

6 Mobile data will grow >60% in average for the next four years

7 Smartphones will reign in the mobile world Page 7

8 By 2017 LATAM mobile traffic still relatively low vs. NA Page 8

9 Mexican digital demographics Page 9

10 Mexican ICT market: Huge opportunities Mexico ICT Market Size in USD billion, 2012* SW, 2 (3%) IT Services, 5 (9%) Telecom, 32, 58% IT, 23, 42% Comm. Equip., 6 (12%) HW, 10 (18%) Total ICT market : $56 USD billion Telecom Services represent two thirds of the ICT total Source: The CIU, 2012 Page 10

11 ICT sector size US Billion $80 $70 $60 $50 $40 $30 Mexico, Telecom and IT Market, Forecast USD billions, $20 $10 $ YE 2012 YE 2013 YE 2014 YE 2015 YE Telecom IT Source: The CIU, 2012 IT is growing faster than Telecom. Page 11

12 Mexican digital demographics 1) 100 million mobile subs 2) 47 million Internet subs 3) 15 million mobile broadband subs 4) 70% Internet accesses through mobile devices 5) 4 hours spent per day in average 6) 3 hours per day in smartphones 7) 3 apps downloaded per user in the last 6 months Source: COFETEL, IAB, Page 12

13 Smartphone penetration almost doubled this year Source: Our mobile planet Mexico, Google, Page 13

14 Smartphones became extensions of our physical body Source: Our mobile planet Mexico, Google, Page 14 NEC Corporation 2011

15 We use the smartphones for comms + infotainment Source: Our mobile planet Mexico, Google, Page 15

16 Mexican online adults are apps addicts Source: Our mobile planet Mexico, Google, Page 16

17 Half of us watch videos at least once per day Source: Our mobile planet Mexico, Google, Page 17

18 We use the device to socialize Source: Our mobile planet Mexico, Google, Page 18

19 Smartphones are becoming the central screen Source: Our mobile planet Mexico, Google, Page 19

20 Why LTE? Page 20 NEC Corporation 2011

phones applications (spike signal) Gap between Traffic and Revenue

21 Mobile networks traffic issues Traffic problems required increased investments in 3G/ LTE network elements Disturbance caused by smart phones applications (spike signal) Gap between Traffic and Revenue growth Spike signal Control signal time Source: NEC Mexico strategic planning. Page 21

22 Possible solutions 1) Traffic management system 2) 3G Femto with satellite backhaul 3) LTE macro and small cells deployment Source: NEC Mexico strategic planning. Page 22

23 Future networks topology: Virtualized networks 5. Datacenter solution Server Pool Open Flow 4. TMS TMS SDN service controller Next Generation OSS/BSS Server pool Applications 1. Virtualized mobile core 2. Virtualized Broadband service edge Server pool BRAS CDN NW service SBC Security GW Open Flow Resource control 3. Converged IP/optical transport IP/Optical transport node Aggregation switch Aggregation switch Fiber Microwave OLT OLT enb enb Office Mobile PC Smartphone/ Phone Home Source: NEC Mexico strategic planning. Page 23

24 LTE in LATAM & Mexico Page 24 NEC Corporation 2011

25 LTE still in its infancy Page 25

26 and LATAM represents less than 1% of LTE subs Page 26

27 But operators in the region are showing commitment to LTE Page 27

28 Operators LTE deployments in 700 MHz Private: 18 Government: 1 (Mexico) Page 28 NEC Corporation 2011

29 In the Americas, this year GSM subs will fall and LTE will grow at an impressive rate Page 29

30 In LATAM & Caribbean, LTE will grow at a 112% CAGR for the next five years Page 30

31 What about LTE in Mexico in 2013? 1) 26 cities 2) 2 operators 3) Business districts and high density areas 4) Average speed (download): 11 Mb/s 5) Average speed (upload): 8 Mb/s 6) Investment: US$1B 7) >1M users, all postpaid Source: Opensignal.com, Informa. Page 31

32 Wireless in the near future: 5G 5G technologies will allow 100 Mb/s download speed Serve a 5 billion devices market Apps with low latency that will pose high demand to the mobile networks Page 32 NEC Corporation 2011

33 The future Page 33 NEC Corporation 2011

34 Exponential growth looks like nothing is happening, and then suddenly you get this explosion at the end The Singularity is Near, Ray Kurzweil, 2004

35 The universe is very complex Today we know that the universe is mainly comprised of dark energy and dark matter (95%), it is anomalous and is not subject to universal laws. Page 35 Image: Universe map, ESA-Planck, Source: NEC Mexico strategic planning.

36 NEC s view of the future world *Prepared by NEC based on materials published by UN, FAO, OECD, PWC, IMF, etc Source: NEC Mexico strategic planning.

37 Physical and virtual worlds boundaries will disappear The barrier between the physical and virtual world will be very diffuse. The physical reality will be enriched with virtual elements and people will immerse commonly in virtual worlds. Source: NEC Mexico strategic planning. Image: Tron Movie. Page 37

38 Humans will re-engineer themselves The human being will use genetic engineering to improve its quality of life and attack sickness from its roots. Source: NEC Mexico strategic planning. Image: Vitruvian man reinvented. Page 38

Biobot networks In order to facilitate its mobility and social

commercial and industrial robots will take unusual (sometimes

39 Biobot networks In order to facilitate its mobility and social acceptance, home robots will take familiar shapes, while commercial and industrial robots will take unusual (sometimes invisible) shapes, building networks. Image: PaPeRo communication robot, NEC. Image: Coca Cola vending machine with M2M. Source: NEC Mexico strategic planning. Image: Nanotecnologica.com Page 39

40 Behavioral biometrics Biometrics will be extended to behaviour and new and sophisticated applied mathematical models will emerge. Source: NEC Mexico strategic planning. Image: Minority Report Movie. Page 40

beings. Image: Catana, Halo videogame franchise.

41 Advanced artificial intelligence Thanks to quantum computing we will create more and more complex artificial intelligence beings. Image: Catana, Halo videogame franchise. Source: NEC Mexico strategic planning. Image: Red queen, Resident Evil. Page 41

42 Intelligent surfaces Image: Greyhound Ad. Source: NEC Mexico strategic planning. Page 42

explore the universe. Image: Russian space station.

43 Aerospace uses biofuels The human being will send robots to the space and will build space stations to explore the universe. Image: Russian space station. Image: Cell. Source: NEC Mexico strategic planning. Page 43

fastest supercomputer in 2012 (18 petaflops) Source: NEC Mexico strategic

44 Quantum computers with advanced analytical capabilities Computers will simulate the human brain and will equal human computing power Image: Titan (NASA), fastest supercomputer in 2012 (18 petaflops) Source: NEC Mexico strategic planning. Image: Tianhe-2 or Milky Way, fastest supercomputer in 2013 (34 petaflops) Page 44

45 Quantum computing + neuroscience + big data Source: NEC Mexico strategic planning. Image: Nextbigfuture.com

46 Thanks! Contact data: Enrique Leiva Tel Ext

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