Spectrum Strategic Opportunities and Enriching MBB. Tanzania C2C summit 2014

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1 Spectrum Strategic Opportunities and Enriching MBB Tanzania C2C summit 2014

2 Speeding up broadband means gaining GDP Country Average % Impact of BB on growth 1% BB penetration = 0.008~0.023% GDP Broadband Penetration Source: OECD, Impact of Broadband on the Ecomony, ITU Page 2

3 Global is untapping early release of new spectrum A delay in release of harmonised spectrum even to 1-2 years, to 2015 or 2016, would mean signficiantly loss job creation and GDP growth 2016 China Extra 1200MHz by 2014 AP Extra 108MHz by 2014 Created $188Bn 8.7M jobs by 2020 Created $243Bn 2.7M jobs by Saudi Extra 200MHz by 2013 Created $14.3Bn 0.4M jobs by year delay 2 year delay Sahara Africa Extra 250MHz by 2014 Created $36Bn 27M jobs by $110bn $244bn Total loss of GDP SE Europe Extra 72MHz by % GDP Growth per annum Source: GSMA Mobile Economy 2013 Page 3

4 Everything on Wireless is the driver Growing vertical opportunities Traditional mobile broadband business Wearable equipment Smartphone Voice/SMS Mobile Internet AR/VR Tablet Traditional mobile broadband business Page 4

5 Spectrum: Golden KEY to Open MBB s Door of Future Spectrum Higher Efficiency Spectrum More Multi-RATs Freedom Bandwidth in Hardware Spectrum Tighter Reuse MBBCapacit y Efficiency Bandwidth ReuseRatio Page 5

6 Spectrum crunch problem still exist Spectrum Fragmention Lack of Spectrum AP Current 510M ITU 2015 Target ITU 2020 Target 19% 38% Global Spectrum License 43% < 10M (FDD) or 20M TDD) 10M-20M (FDD) or 20-40M (TDD) 2x20M (FDD) or 40M (TDD) Arab Africa EU N.A. Latam 630M 370M 590M 478M 360M % behind target Additonal +32% required 1300MHz 1720MHz 43% fragmented spectrum MHz bandwidth needed by 2020 Source: Huawei mlab & ITU-R M.2078 & UMTS Jan 2012 Page 6

7 Avoid Conflict Between Bands -- Maximize Available Spectrum Bandwidth With CDMA800 or GSM850 (Band 5, 6, 18, 19), DD800 cannot be allocated, and 900M have serious interference from 850 DL, Total Spectrum Resource will be = 94M APT-700 UL: 45M APT-700 DL: 45M DD800 DL: 30M DD800 UL: 30M 900/E-GSM UL: 25M+10M 900/E-GSM DL: 35M Interference between APT-700 Downlink and 850 Uplink, Guard Band needed 850/C800 UL: 25M+9M 850/C800 DL: 25M+9M Interference between 850 Downlink and 900 Uplink, Guard Band needed Without CDMA800 or GSM850 (Band 5, 6, 18, 19), DD800 can be allocated, and 900M can Extend to E-GSM band, Total Spectrum Resource will be = 108M APT-700 UL: 45M APT-700 DL: 45M DD800 DL: 30M DD800 UL: 30M 900/E-GSM UL: 25M+10M 900/E-GSM DL: 35M 800M can coexist with 700M, only 12M overlap 850/C800 UL: 25M+9M 850/C800 DL: 25M+9M Page 7

8 One LTE is the main rhythm in 2014 FDD and TDD Convergent Networks FDD and TDD Convergent Smart phones in 2013 in 2014 in 2013 in 2014 Page 8

9 Huawei One LTE strategy to solve spectrum challenges Huawei One LTE Strategy Consideration Coverage Capacity Ecosystem Multiple frequency ranges Large & contiguous bandwidths Wide range for selection Page 9

10 One LTE CONTENTS Strategy Facilitate Business Success with Current Spectrum Assets Page 10

11 UE Penetration Proportion (%) Cut In to the Market in Right Time -- Refarming is Faster Way to Deploy MBB Network 100% GSM / UMTE 900 Dual Model: ~80% Now LTE Mult-Band UE 50% Time Page 11

12 Spectrum convergence solutions strategy Wider Band Wide-Band AAU Flexible Multimode 4-mode BBU Intelligent Coordination Advanced Features GSM UMTS FDD TDD aicic, CoMP, SFN, 365MHz IBW Any Transport Scenarios Wide-Band RRU ALL in One Flexible Deployment Any enodeb Types 115MHz IBW Easy Macro TM BladeSite AtomCell LampSite Between Macros Between Sectors within enb HetNet DL&UL Page 12

13 Usage: Dynamic Spectrum Allocation at Real Time -- Maximize Spectrum Efficiency on Different Service Peak Time Operator M deploys GSM and LTE on 1.8G, available spectrum is 17.6Mhz 17.6Mhz Bandwidth GSM GSM Traffic 9.6Mhz 5.6Mhz SRC LTE G 9.6Mhz L 5Mhz G 5.6Mhz L 10Mhz G Only L Only GSM 9.6M = G Only 7.6M + Sharing 2M LTE 10M = L Only 8 M + Sharing 2M G Only L Only GSM 5.6M = G Only 2.6M + Sharing 3M LTE 15M = L Only 12 M + Sharing 3M Static Spectrum GL DSS GSM Traffic Daytime 9:00~19:00 LTE Real-time Coordination GSM Traffic Daytime 21:00~03:00 LTE Page 13

14 Intelligent CA to aggregate all possibilities Inter Site CA (non-cloud BB) Cloud BB CA Intra Site CA HetNet CA RRU Micro RRU Micro 2012 Oct 2012 Dec 2013 Feb 2013 May 2013 Aug 2013 Dec 2014 MWC 2014 MWC Russia 1 st Field CA Austria 1 st Interband Spain 1 st Hetnet CA Portugal Intra-site World 1 st 3.5GHz 4x4MIM O Field CA 3 Bands CA TDD+FDD 4 carrier CA demo World 1st TDD CA Smartphone Debut Page 14

15 One LTE CONTENTS Strategy Speed Up New Spectrum & Ecosystem Maturity Page 15

16 Driving DD800 expansion & business success Germany 13 Portugal France Russia 2 Moldova Sweden Tanzania Switzerland Iceland Huawei Vendor E Vendor N Vendor A Other LTE commercial 2013, GSA 23 LTE DD800 Commercial Networks, Huawei is leading Commercialization Page 16

17 APT 700: Global coverage band applicable to FDD/TDD US700 (Band 12,13,14,17) APT700 (Band 28) Not mainstream 45MHz 45MHz Too Complex Too Fragmented Paired Mainstream Option 6 countries released 6 countries & 1 region planned 10+ countries & 1 region planning APT 700 (Band 44) Unpaired 100MHz Upcoming Potential All operators in China started trial +100 countries may have refarming difficulties with TV broadcasters Huawei 700MHz Solution Blade Available AAU Q4 14 Balong 720 Chipset Available CPE Q2 14 MiFi Q2 14 Smartphone Q4 14 Formed APT700 alliance at MWC Estimates +150 devices +30 networks Huawei solution supports both B28 and B44 to speed up global spectrum release Page 17

18 Leverage low per GB cost by large block TDD Suggest Block Size 2.3GHz 2.6GHz 3.5GHz Page 18

19 LSA to fully unleash underutilised spectrum LSA Solution Concept EU Country 2.3GHz Status Example LSA: Licensed Shared Access LSA is a must Partially LSA No LSA is needed w/ LSA 40M w/o LSA 20-60M need LSA w/o LSA Global LSA Potential Markets Huawei believes LSA is a regulatory solution to unlock difficult-to-release spectrum bands EU US 3.5G 2.3G/3.5G/ (current 3.7G study unlicensed) Canada 3.5G Singapore/ AP 3.5G Africa 2.xG/3.5G Page 19

20 Converging U-LTE / LTE / WiFi into one family Aggregate Unlicensed Bands to LTE Huawei Unlicensed LTE Plan 500MHz Unlicensed 5GHz Base Band Pico Prototype Intelligent Coordination WiFi U-LTE Unlicensed 80MHz@5.8G Licensed 20MHz@1.8G More Capacity 2X WiFi CA U-LTE +740 Mbps Downlink Throughput (Live Demo) Research 2013 Prototype 2014 Pre-commercial Setup 2015 Commercial Launch 2016 Huawei showcased the world s first 5.8GHz U-LTE prototype in MWC Page 20

21 5G MBB trends by Billion connections 10-Giga World Traffic 1ms Latency 20 B 30 B 50 B personal comm. device connected home electrical equipment M2M 100Gbps per base station 10Gbps per user GSM 3G 4G 5G 150ms 50ms 10ms 1ms Page 21

22 5G will arrive by 2020 Showcasing 5G in MWC 2014 Page 22

23 5G Spectrum Option Page 23

24 Open strategy to drive One LTE ecosystem for all bands Market Requirements Commercial / Trial Business Model Chips & Devices Eco IOT Research Paper Event Promotion Standard & Regulations Spectrum clearance Page 24

25 Key Messages 1. One LTE is the trend. Huawei strieved for helping operators business success based on optimising current spectrum as well as new bands development. 2. One LTE convergence, CA, and spectrum refarming are the main theme in 2014 and solution is ready. 3. Huawei is committed and open to work with industry to drive quick release of spectrum and ecosystem supprt of DD800/APT700, L450, 3.5G, LSA, U-LTE/LTE/WiFi convergence and explore 5G development. Page 25

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