5 GHz for consumers. Guillaume Lebrun Director 7 th June 2016

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1 5 GHz for consumers Guillaume Lebrun Director 7 th June 2016

2 More data to more devices in more places ~75% 25-50B Mobile traffic that will be rich content & video 1 by 2020 Connected devices 2 and IoT by TB ~80% Amount of data used 3 at a single venue Fraction of wireless data that is consumed 4 indoors Source: 1) Cisco, Feb. 16; 2) Machina, Feb. 14, Cisco, Jul. 13; 3) Mobile Sports Report Feb. 16 (16 TB DAS), Levi Stadium Feb. 16 (10 TB Wi-Fi); 4) Gartner 14 2

3 Making new mobile experiences possible and enhancing existing ones Streaming 360 video in virtual reality Always-on cloud services including infinite storage Higher FPS video communication Near instant access to entertainment 3

4 A 14nm FinFET discrete LTE Advanced Pro Modem Up to 1 Gbps - Cat 16 DL 4x4 MIMO on 2xCA + 2x2 MIMO on 3 rd carrier; up to 4x20 MHz CA supported with 2x2 MIMO X16 LTE Modem Quick Facts Up to 150 Mbps - Cat 13 UL via 2x20MHz CA and 64-QAM LTE-U and LAA Convergence with unlicensed Globalizing access to LTE in unlicensed spectrum 3.5 GHz band support New 3GPP bands Additional licensed LTE spectrum access Sampling now Commercial devices expected in 2H 2016 Subject to network availability. 4

5 Unlicensed 5 GHz spectrum ideal for small cells LTE-U, LAA, MuLTEfire, Wi-Fi (802.11ac/ax) will coexist to meet various needs Pico/Enterprises Small Businesses Venues Residential/ Neighborhood Opportunistic use Shared spectrum but free, technology neutral Shorter range Lower transmit power per regulations Large amount of spectrum Could be ~500MHz but regionally dependent Wide bands available for sharing Efficiently shared amongst multiple users 5

6 New 5GHz options

7 Wi-Fi and other related wireless technologies Licensed Spectrum Exclusive use anchor LTE-U / LAA (Licensed-Assisted Access) Targeting mobile operators using LTE in unlicensed spectrum for new small cell deployments Aggregation with licensed anchor channel LWA (LTE Wi-Fi Link Aggregation) Targeting mobile operators leveraging existing carrier Wi-Fi deployments Unlicensed Spectrum Shared use MulteFire Broadens LTE ecosystem to enhanced and new deployment opportunities Wi-Fi (11ac/11ad/11ax/11ay) Evolving for enhanced performance and expanding to new usage models 7

8 Making best use of 5 GHz unlicensed band LTE-U/LAA, LWA, MulteFire and ac/ax will coexist in 5 GHz Enterprises Small Businesses Venues Residential/ Neighborhood Large amounts of spectrum available globally (~500 MHz 1 ) Ideal for small cells thanks to lower mandated transmit power Global neutral spectrum that can serve any user with same deployment neutral hosts 1 Regionally dependent 8

9 Multiple technologies for multiple deployment scenarios LTE-U/LAA carrier aggregation Seamless handover LTE/Wi-Fi Link Aggregation LAA dual connectivity Wi-Fi ac ad MulteFire Service continuity Call Continuity LTE/Wi-Fi Technology Solutions LTE Unlicensed Solutions LTE in Licensed Spectrum LTE in Unlicensed Spectrum Wi-Fi in Unlicensed Spectrum Wi-Fi Solutions 9

10 OFCOM consultation

11 Demand for unlicenced spectrum is growing A game changer for consumers More services with more speed, more BW, 5GHz core band => Ideally, MHz available More technology, for more diverse deployment options => New technical options to better protect incumbent WiFi like devices will be in car. ITS is required for safety. 20MHz MHz for non-safety applications 30MHz MHz for safety applications 20MHz MHZ extension band May be shared between V2X and unlicensed access technologies. Unlicenced must prove they can co-exist with V2X. 11

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