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Case Study U.S. 3G Mobile Wireless Broadband Competition Report Copyright 2016 All rights reserved.

Case Study Title: U.S. 3G Mobile Wireless Broadband Competition Report Client: All Service Area: Economic Network Modeling Business Sector: Industry Staff: Mike Wilson, Luis Rodriguez Date: 2011 Model: CostQuest Wireless (CQW) Summary: This report summarizes the national deployment of Third Generation (3G) mobile wireless broadband services. Information on marketplace participants and coverage was derived from publicly available sources and the analysis reflects ZIP-code deployment comparable to FCC Form 477 reports. The analysis is presented on two levels. First, the report segments U.S. population and the number of carriers providing 3G mobile wireless broadband services by ZIP code. ZIP code areas are described in terms of the number of carriers who can provide 3G services and the population within. As stated, this analysis is comparable to the FCC Form 477 methods. As such, if a ZIP-code has any 3G mobile wireless broadband coverage (partial or full), it is counted as covered in this analysis. The population by number of carriers is shown in Figure 1. Second, the report segments state population (non-cumulative) in terms of the number of carriers available to provide 3G mobile wireless broadband services. See full case study for this extensive table. Review the following report for further details.

U.S. 3G Mobile Wireless Broadband Competition Report A report of ZIP codes and population by number of 3G mobile wireless broadband service providers Submitted to: CTIA The Wireless Association Submitted by: Submission date: July 14, 2008 6 2 6 1 AS HB O U R N E P L ACE C I N CI N N AT I, O H 4 5 2 3 3-1-

U.S. 3G Competition Report Prepared By: CostQuest Associates 6261 Ashbourne Place Cincinnati, OH 45233 U.S. This report may contain trademarks of other companies. These trademarks are property of their respective owners. 2

3G Competition Report This report summarizes the national deployment of Third Generation (3G) mobile wireless broadband services. Information on marketplace participants and coverage was derived from publicly available sources and the analysis reflects ZIP-code deployment comparable to FCC Form 477 reports. The analysis is presented on two levels. First, the report segments U.S. population and the number of carriers providing 3G mobile wireless broadband services by ZIP code. ZIP code areas are described in terms of the number of carriers who can provide 3G services and the population within. As stated, this analysis is comparable to the FCC Form 477 methods. As such, if a ZIP-code has any 3G mobile wireless broadband coverage (partial or full), it is counted as covered in this analysis 1. The population by number of carriers is shown in Figure 1. Second, the report segments state population (non-cumulative) in terms of the number of carriers available to provide 3G mobile wireless broadband services, as shown in Figure 2, below. Figure 1 Population by Number of Carriers Cumulative Total U.S. Population - Cumulative Number of 3G Carriers Population Percent Pops Zero 9,424,307 3.19% One or more 286,046,618 96.81% Two or more 255,756,484 86.56% Three or more 201,072,143 68.05% Four or more 28,982,087 9.81% Five or more 46,931 0.02% Total 295,470,925 100.00% Percent Pops - Cumulative Five or more Four or more Three or more Tw o or more ` One or more Zero 0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90% 100% 1 It is important to note that the 3G population coverage reported in this report will be different as compared to our prior U.S. Ubiquitous Mobility Study (released April 17, 2008). This study used zip codes as the basic unit of coverage geography as compared to the 8.48 sq mi. grids used in the prior study. 3

Figure 2 State Population by Number of Carriers Non-Cumulative STATE Number of 3G Carriers Total Pops Percent Pops AK 0 157,183 24.04% 1 496,683 75.96% AK Total 653,866 AL 0 102,452 2.28% 1 1,226,269 27.24% 2 1,420,137 31.54% 3 1,480,747 32.89% 4 272,649 6.06% AL Total 4,502,254 AR 0 54,270 1.95% 1 683,309 24.57% 2 603,443 21.70% 3 498,908 17.94% 4 940,589 33.83% AR Total 2,780,519 AZ 0 26,498 0.46% 1 346,077 6.04% 2 618,860 10.80% 3 173,059 3.02% 4 4,563,067 79.67% AZ Total 5,727,561 CA 0 240,014 0.67% 1 558,567 1.56% 2 3,819,256 10.65% 3 30,130,516 83.99% 4 1,125,288 3.14% CA Total 35,873,641 CO 0 13,839 0.29% 1 164,162 3.45% 2 727,171 15.28% 3 3,839,117 80.68% 4 14,415 0.30% CO Total 4,758,704 CT 1 5,324 0.15% 2 730,121 21.01% 3 2,484,762 71.50% 4 254,775 7.33% CT Total 3,474,982 DC 3 566,957 100.00% DC Total 566,957 DE 1 70,057 8.43% 2 208,977 25.14% 3 552,174 66.43% DE Total 831,208 FL 0 0 0.00% 1 125,920 0.72% 2 1,294,167 7.42% 3 12,334,361 70.67% 4 3,698,375 21.19% FL Total 17,452,823 4

STATE Number of 3G Carriers Total Pops Percent Pops GA 0 46,625 0.52% 1 1,372,377 15.16% 2 2,513,455 27.77% 3 4,926,171 54.42% 4 193,490 2.14% GA Total 9,052,118 HI 0 142 0.01% 1 13,059 1.05% 2 421,292 33.72% 3 814,753 65.22% HI Total 1,249,246 IA 0 718,955 24.09% 1 823,802 27.60% 2 1,350,135 45.23% 3 92,059 3.08% IA Total 2,984,951 ID 0 28,381 2.04% 1 516,821 37.06% 2 298,527 21.41% 3 436,232 31.28% 4 114,562 8.22% ID Total 1,394,523 IL 0 350,063 2.73% 1 1,498,708 11.71% 2 1,891,624 14.78% 3 9,061,774 70.78% IL Total 12,802,169 IN 0 67,672 1.08% 1 1,757,846 27.96% 2 2,256,278 35.89% 3 2,204,667 35.07% IN Total 6,286,463 KS 0 35,031 1.26% 1 374,752 13.51% 2 710,962 25.64% 3 1,333,413 48.08% 4 319,068 11.51% KS Total 2,773,226 KY 0 589,349 14.22% 1 1,321,578 31.88% 2 590,849 14.25% 3 1,643,938 39.65% KY Total 4,145,714 LA 0 369,236 8.04% 1 1,570,126 34.18% 2 614,461 13.38% 3 829,159 18.05% 4 1,195,434 26.02% 5 15,487 0.34% LA Total 4,593,903 5

STATE Number of 3G Carriers Total Pops Percent Pops MA 0 2,391 0.04% 1 12,761 0.20% 2 855,000 13.26% 3 5,578,347 86.51% MA Total 6,448,499 MD 0 112,022 2.02% 1 64,736 1.17% 2 1,110,350 20.04% 3 4,254,229 76.77% MD Total 5,541,337 ME 0 261,019 19.75% 1 259,329 19.62% 2 801,299 60.63% ME Total 1,321,647 MI 0 94,608 0.93% 1 481,406 4.72% 2 1,630,184 15.98% 3 7,084,738 69.43% 4 881,395 8.64% 5 31,444 0.31% MI Total 10,203,775 MN 0 380,663 7.30% 1 572,907 10.99% 2 1,017,484 19.51% 3 3,120,114 59.83% 4 124,141 2.38% MN Total 5,215,309 MO 0 397,913 6.89% 1 1,353,039 23.41% 2 768,918 13.31% 3 3,186,492 55.14% 4 72,435 1.25% MO Total 5,778,797 MS 0 520,390 17.83% 1 1,183,358 40.55% 2 209,837 7.19% 3 949,187 32.53% 4 55,365 1.90% MS Total 2,918,137 MT 0 91,689 9.99% 1 63,523 6.92% 2 762,524 83.09% MT Total 917,736 NC 0 127,168 1.46% 1 1,131,803 13.01% 2 1,674,973 19.25% 3 2,753,514 31.64% 4 3,013,971 34.64% NC Total 8,701,429 6

STATE Number of 3G Carriers Total Pops Percent Pops ND 0 32,422 5.04% 1 96,322 14.96% 2 334,708 51.98% 3 180,428 28.02% ND Total 643,880 NE 0 40,162 2.27% 1 733,815 41.53% 2 325,013 18.40% 3 667,831 37.80% NE Total 1,766,821 NH 0 33,322 2.53% 1 427,968 32.52% 2 807,578 61.36% 3 47,290 3.59% NH Total 1,316,158 NJ 1 18,735 0.22% 2 811,824 9.33% 3 7,875,110 90.46% NJ Total 8,705,669 NM 0 261,793 13.67% 1 515,139 26.90% 2 475,972 24.85% 3 3,653 0.19% 4 658,759 34.39% NM Total 1,915,316 NV 0 1,013 0.04% 1 39,000 1.65% 2 124,138 5.24% 3 2,202,757 93.06% NV Total 2,366,908 NY 0 310,830 1.61% 1 538,567 2.79% 2 3,966,084 20.58% 3 14,457,477 75.01% NY Total 19,272,958 OH 0 164,791 1.44% 1 668,312 5.83% 2 1,699,197 14.83% 3 5,686,152 49.62% 4 3,241,917 28.29% OH Total 11,460,369 OK 0 362,390 10.15% 1 787,971 22.07% 2 396,779 11.11% 3 1,620,212 45.38% 4 403,125 11.29% OK Total 3,570,477 OR 0 89,261 2.49% 1 217,963 6.09% 2 514,435 14.37% 3 563,470 15.73% 4 2,196,036 61.32% OR Total 3,581,165 7

STATE Number of 3G Carriers Total Pops Percent Pops PA 0 904,004 7.27% 1 1,736,455 13.96% 2 2,392,526 19.23% 3 7,202,301 57.90% 4 204,293 1.64% PA Total 12,439,579 RI 2 10,152 0.95% 3 1,038,560 96.99% 4 22,108 2.06% RI Total 1,070,820 SC 1 45,831 1.09% 2 2,459,291 58.52% 3 1,515,829 36.07% 4 181,541 4.32% SC Total 4,202,492 SD 0 40,139 5.12% 1 742,880 94.68% 2 1,610 0.21% SD Total 784,629 TN 0 218,259 3.67% 1 493,717 8.31% 2 1,878,845 31.61% 3 2,153,794 36.23% 4 1,200,011 20.19% TN Total 5,944,626 TX 0 726,879 3.18% 1 2,133,818 9.33% 2 3,461,876 15.14% 3 15,999,983 69.99% 4 536,782 2.35% TX Total 22,859,338 UT 0 2,479 0.10% 1 125,608 5.21% 2 339,780 14.08% 3 1,942,886 80.52% 4 2,296 0.10% UT Total 2,413,049 VA 0 27,496 0.37% 1 597,868 7.96% 2 1,873,588 24.94% 3 2,432,507 32.39% 4 2,579,531 34.34% VA Total 7,510,990 8

STATE Number of 3G Carriers Total Pops Percent Pops VT 0 14,293 2.27% 1 155,284 24.65% 2 460,459 73.08% VT Total 630,036 WA 0 30,656 0.50% 1 274,158 4.43% 2 1,105,186 17.87% 3 3,972,616 64.23% 4 802,565 12.98% WA Total 6,185,181 WI 0 458,533 8.26% 1 1,182,894 21.30% 2 1,802,593 32.46% 3 2,042,253 36.77% 4 67,173 1.21% WI Total 5,553,446 WV 0 917,732 50.33% 1 600,570 32.94% 2 260,906 14.31% 3 44,094 2.42% WV Total 1,823,302 WY 0 280 0.06% 1 108,960 21.70% 2 281,517 56.05% 3 111,465 22.19% WY Total 502,222 9

Study Parameters Analysis Methods To mimic the FCC Form 477 report methodologies, the basic geographic unit of analysis was ZIP code area. ZIP code areas and contained population were derived using ESRI/TeleAtlas (2006) 2. The count of providers within each ZIP code area providing 3G mobile wireless broadband service was provided by American Roamer based upon Coverage Right (6/2008). This coverage represents 15 terrestrial mobile wireless carriers that have deployed 3G mobile wireless broadband coverage as of June, 2008. 3 The count of providers does not include any fixed wireless, facilities- based ISPs. A mobile wireless carrier was counted as serving a ZIP code area and the population contained within if that carrier s coverage touched any portion of the ZIP code area. 4 3G Definition Coverage Protocol and Generation Scenarios For this report, 3G is defined as the latest deployed technology for both GSM and CDMA standards. EVDO (rev. 0 and rev. A) and HSPA (HSDPA) are considered 3G for this report. The figure below shows the generational technology protocols and research standards used for the two technologies. Mobile Wireless Generation Chart 1G AMPS/Analog Digital Ready Voice 2G CDMA(IS95A/B) TDMA (IS136) GSM iden 2.5G 1XRTT (1X) GPRS EDGE WiDEN* 3G - Advanced Services CDMA2000/EvDO (EVDO Rev 0) 3G EVDO Rev A *WiDEN is typically considered 2.5G technology, but WiDEN coverage areas are included in the CDMA 3G category for this study Mobile Wireless Technology Generation WCDMA/UMTS HSDPA CostQuest Associates 2 Population ESRI/TeleAtlas supplies 2006 ZIPS with 2004 Population estimates 3 Using American Roamer Coverage Right (June 2008). The 3G mobile wireless broadband coverage includes 3G mobile wireless broadband deployed service that has been made public and is available for roaming contracts with other carriers. 4 This method is analogous to FCC Form 477 reporting, see FAQ number 46, at http://www.fcc.gov/broadband/broadband_data_faq.html#overview but it represents a different population assignment and apportionment methodology than that used in the Ubiquitous Mobility Study. 10

About CostQuest CostQuest Associates develops solutions related to costs, pricing, business management, and regulatory analysis. CostQuest s recent projects include Broadband Network Modeling, Forward Looking Cost Models, Profitability Analysis, Regulatory Compliance Consultation and Regulatory Advocacy Support. Contact: Mike Wilson CostQuest Associates 4 102 nd Ave NE Suite 203 Bellevue, Washington 98004 mwilson@costquest.com (425) 772-2261 Mark Guttman CostQuest Associates 2300 Montana Avenue Cincinnati, Ohio 45211 mguttman@costquest.com (513) 662-2124 11