Taiwan s s Internet operation development and future prospects

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1 22 nd APNIC Open Policy Meeting Taiwan s s Internet operation development and future prospects Shyang-Yih Chen Executive Vice President Chunghwa Telecom Co., Ltd. 2006/09/06

2 Agenda Internet Current Status in Taiwan Network & Service Development CHT HiNet s Deployment Strategy Concluding Remark 2

3 Internet Users (Unit: 10,000) Internet users in Taiwan Penetration rate Source : FIND (Focus on Internet News and Data) Project Institute for Information Industry 3 (3/31, 2006)

4 Internet Broadband Users (Household) Unit:10,000 Total Users Growth Growth Rate Source : FIND (Focus on Internet News and Data) Project Institute for Information Industry (3/31, 2006) 4

5 Network Access 4,147, % Broadband Households 4,739,288 Free PSTN dial-up 59, % 6.22% 134, % 0.23% 2.57% 6, % Charged PSTN dail-up 218,311 ADSL Cable Modem 326,771 Community network 12,415 Lease line Other types of bradband users 110,816 Unkown Broaband type user 236, % 4.51% Unkown Broadband household penetration is over 70% Source : 2006 Annual Internet Broadband Usage in Taiwan Survey Results, TWNIC 5

6 Major ISP, IX and Portal Operator ISP IX HiNet, Seednet,, So-Net, TFN, TTN, APOL, Giga, Sparq,, etc. TWIX, EBIX, TPIX, TWNAP Portal Yahoo, PChome,, HiNet, MSN, Yam 6

7 Main Activities on Internet Others 17.4 Watching Multimedia Auction many times per day one time per day 2005 Rank urchasing Subscribing Electronic News less than one time per day Activity 2005 Rank Online-game Chatting Instant Message 1 Browsing life Info Download Software Reading News Search Engine 3 Search Engine Reading News 4 Instant Message % Download Sofware 5 Source: FIND Project MIC (Market Information Center),July

8 Thread and Opportunity to ISP Thread P2P applications generate large traffic Network security and privacy problems SPAM Mail Free Riding Opportunity Users expect higher bandwidth and quality Various CPE and mobility Innovated applications (Web 2.0) Cyber advertisement Multimedia service (VoIP( VoIP,, IPTV, Digital Home) 8

9 Agenda Internet Current Status in Taiwan Network & Service Development CHT HiNet s Deployment Strategy Concluding Remark 9

10 Ubiquitous Network Services Through different devices, at home or outdoors, in the office or business travel, adopting all kinds application services. (Communication, Information, ecommerce, Entertainment..) On the move (Vehicle, Transport) Out of house (Shopping Mall, traveling) GPS IC card Sensor component Vending machine Cellular phone PDP Always on fully-connected MM Kiosk Sensor network 10 Home network Information appliance In the house (living or bed room, home office) Digital TV Office facilities IP phone PC In the office Safeguard (Meeting room, working place)

11 Ubiquitous Network Service Framework Service Layer Information Communication Entertainment Mgnt. Block AAA Billing Security NMS Transport Layer (IPv4 / IPv6 / MPLS enabled Network) Access Network Layer Cable xdsl FTTx WiFi WiMAX 3G/GPRS Construct the high-quality ubiquitous network 11

12 M-Taiwan Program hope to build Taiwan a Brave New Mobile World and enables people to access multiple ICTs anytime, anywhere it promises a better M-life. leaded by NICI and 37 billion NT dollars has been allocated for years 2005~2009 expected to buildup the wireless networks integrate mobile phone networks setup the optical-fiber backbones execute the Integrated Beyond 3 rd Generation Program. reach the vision of " Mobile Taiwan, infinite application, and a brave new mobile world." 12

13 National IPv6 Program Industry aspect Manufacturers Service Providers Academia aspect Key Tech. Mobile Device IA V4/v6 Transition Standard & Testing R&D IPv6 Program Office Application Development Promotion IP for Everyone IP for Everything Internet Anywhere Society aspect All IP world IPv6 Deployment & Development Program e-society e-business e-infrastructure e-government e-transportation 13

14 Digital Home Applications Mobile/wireless Service Energy efficiency Monitor for fire and gas leaks Finance service Home ATM SIP Video Phone Open Service Gateway Security Service Precaution Surveillance Multimedia Entertainment Video Communication Elder Companion Kids learning 14

15 Web 2.0 Asymmetric vs. Symmetric? Business Model? Privacy and Security? Advertisement? 15

16 Agenda Internet Current Status in Taiwan Network & Service Development CHT HiNet s Deployment Strategy Concluding Remark 16

17 HiNet Network Access Evolution Speed Past Present Future PSTN/ISDN ADSL VDSL FTTX Fixed 56Kbps <12Mbps 20+Mbps 10~100+ Mbps Mobility WLAN IEEE Mbps IEEE b/g 11~54 Mbps Per AP IEEE n 100 Mbps Per AP Mobile GSM/GPRS <64Kbps WCDMA 3G 384Kbps HSDPA 1.8+Mbps B3G <50Mbps WiMAX 15+Mbps 17

18 HiNet Value Added Services Fundamental Search Messaging VoIP Security Ubiquitous service Personalization Premier content service Portal Interactive and creative content service Video Streaming Gaming e-learning Financial. Xuite (Web 2.0) Digital Home High Quality Integration 18

19 Xuite Services Web 2.0 Spirits : Participation, Interaction, and Sharing Text, Photo, and Video CHT-D Internet AAA Blog Xuite+FMC Photo Album My Portal Network Hard Disk Take Communication to Xuite! HL R 3G/GPR S SGS N GPRS GW 19 MBlog /transaction TL CHT-M VSMP MLIOP SNS MMSC SMSC Xuite FMC Service Gateway

20 HiNet Digital Home Services Information Entertainment Streaming & Download Home Surveillance To be announced at Q

21 HiNet IPv6 Trial Network Access Ports T3~64K Access Ports T3~64K Taoyuan Access Ports T3~64K Hsinchu Taipei(S2) TWIXv6 ISP1 ISP2 Access Ports T3~64K Taichung AS Hualien Access Ports T3~64K Access Ports T3~64K Chia-I 2001:B000::/21 Access Ports T3~64K Tainan Access Ports T3~64K Kaoshiung HiNet POP IPv6 Exchange Center Gigabit Bandwidth 21

22 CHT NGN Planning Will invest 1.8B USD before FY2011 Expand FTTx coverage Expand Ethernet Aggregation Networks Consolidate IP Core Networks PSTN transformation (Packetization( Packetization) Develop NGOSS Deploy platforms to support new services 22

23 Conclusion Remark User demands Internet services at anytime from anywhere with any devices Government has been aggressively promoting Internet services in Taiwan 2002 e-taiwan e Project 2005 m-taiwan m Project 2007 u-taiwan u Project (Planning) CHT will deploy infrastructures for the ubiquitous network society and provide related applications 23

24 Thank you for the attention 24