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Wireless Technology Trends

Indranil ChatterjeeDirector – WirelessAlcatel-Lucent

All Rights Reserved © Alcatel-Lucent 20072 | Wireless Tech Evolution | May 2007

Agenda

1) Market Trends – Broadband Wireless

2) The Evolution of Wireless Broadband Technologies

3) End to End Capabilities Required to Build and Operate a Network


Broadband Applications – Endless Opportunities

Facial Scan

MobileFingerprint

Retinal Scanners

Biometric Services

Real-time Car Video Disaster

Surveillance

PatientMonitoring

Dispatch Centers

Imagefrom Crime Databases

Video Services

Incident Mapping

Route Navigation First

Responder Tracking

GPS/GIS Location Based Services

Multimedia Data Collection/Retrieval

Images from site

Mapping/Location Based Services – Automatic Vehicle Location, critical infrastructure protection

Push-to-talk

Video Streaming – incident scenes, security

Digital Image transfer – disaster scene, photos

Large files transfer- records, on-line manuals, emergency protocol

Biometrics – facial recognition

Bioterrorism detection and response – sample analysis, plume tracking


Powerful devices to support Broadband Applications

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Fall 2007: LG U990

• 3G• 240 x 400 QVGA • touchscreen display• 170MB of internal memory• built-in music player.

Devices have more memory and computing power than ever before

Mobile 2.0 Applications

• Network as platform, cloud computing• Delivering apps through mobile browsers• Social experiences (one/many to many)• Widgets and application mashups• Context awareness, personalization and

privacy• “Freemium” & advertising business models


Responding to Crisis –- Performance Matters

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2 The Evolution of Wireless Broadband Technologies


Broadband Wireless Technologies

10 Kbps

100 Kbps

1 Mbps

10 Mbps

100 Mbps

1000 Mbps

2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010

WiMax

CDMA 2000

GSM

GPRS

1xRTT

EDGEUMTS

HSDPA

EVDO Rev0

EVDORevA

HSUPA

LTE

Today

Voice

Web Browsing

Streaming Video

Email

Broadcast Video

Wireless Voip / Video Conferencing

Mobile Broadband

As bandwidth becomes ever faster and cheaper, ubiquitous broadband coverage becomes a reality creating real change for all...

Source: Morgan Stanley Research & Company estimates

Peak rate doubles every yearPeak rate doubles every year


National Capital Region – Using CDMA in 700Mhz to provide Wireless Broadband

Overview Covers Washington, DC and surrounding counties in

Maryland and Virginia Multi-agency, multi-jurisdiction, shared network -

~35K users across 18 jurisdictions Video, Digital Imaging, Automatic Vehicle Location,

Computer Aided Dispatch, Email, Mapping/GIS, Remote Database Access, Records Management System, Text Messaging, Telemetry/Remote Diagnostics

Network: Alcatel-Lucent CDMA Modular Cell 4.0 - Compact 700MHz Coverage Requirements: Downlink 306 kbps/Uplink 153

kbps (95% coverage); typical throughput: 1.22 Mbps downlink; 600 kbps uplink

Devices: PCMCIA card modems, Ruggedized External Modems,

PDAs


Efficient radio interface thanks to SOFDMA Advanced Antenna technologies and MIMO IP end to end architecture Non Line of Sight + Mobility Support

Worldwide spectrum availability Current licences cover 50%+ of WW population Sub 1 GHz frequencies for digital divide

Strong commitments from terminal/chipset vendors (Intel, ZyXEL, Samsung, Nokia, Motorola etc…)

Strong commitments from infrastructure vendors: Alcatel-Lucent, Motorola, Samsung etc…

106M WiMax subs and ~$46B revenues by 2012(*) Interest from FSPs, MSPs, ISPs and new entrants Addresses both mature and fast growing markets

A Large addressable market

WiMAX has also emerged as a Strong Technology for Wireless Data

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(*) source BSG 2007; revenues include infrastructure sales, handset sales, component sales, related services.

Radio Spectrum Availability

Technology performance

A Complete ecosystem


Alcatel-Lucent has a comprehensive wireless portfolio

P/NGN

World Largest Network

Broadest F&M Experience

CDMA

GSM

Wireless Transmissi

on

RFS

WIMAX

W-CDMACDMA

#1 leaderDriving 3G evolution towards EV-DO, VoIP

GSMStrong GSM/EDGE

position174 customers93 countries

Wireless Transmission

Leadership in long-haul #1 Leadership in ANSI

market

RFSLeader in Wireless

infrastructureWorldwide presence

WIMAXLeadership

in 802.16-2005(16e)

W-CDMAStrong recognition in

Tier-1 operatorsWestern Europe, NA,

South-Korea

Alcatel-Lucent have deployed wireless technology in the 850/900/1800/1900/2100 frequency bands and plan to address the 700/1700

bands. Alcatel-Lucent have significant re-usable assets particularly across WCDMA and CDMA


3 End to End Capabilities Needed to Build and Operate a Network


Communications are Increasingly Complex and Critical

Business critical communications solutions address a complex customer environment: Growing mobile workforces; need for reliable, redundant

secure connectivity; integration of new and legacy applications

Securing personnel and assets against operational incidents and terrorism

Preventing ecological disasters through secure, reliable SCADA

Enabling rural doctors to save lives with real-time specialist consultation

Providing interoperable communications between emergency services

Many Users, Many Devices, Many Locations

Many Users, Many Devices, Many Locations

Many TechnologiesMany Technologies Many Needs and ApplicationsMany Needs and Applications


Attributes for a Successful Business Critical Communication Project

Operational SupportFull range of support options, including alternative service

delivery models

Business AssessmentBusiness vision, roadmap and business modeling

Key Steps

Program Management

and IntegrationTurnkey project fulfillment

End-to-end integration

Solution DesignDetailed network

and operational target architecture and roadmap

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End to End Business Critical Network

IP Edge &

Aggregation

Voice & Multimedia

Video

IT Systems

Head-end

IMS core & Apps.

PSTN/PLMN

TDM switch

Media Gateway

EM/NM OSS/BSSData Center

Internet

NGN voice

EnterpriseLAN/WAN

IPTV platform

Optics &Transpor

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IP Core

Operational Environment

& Customer Rooms

Wireline(copper-cable-fiber)

Wireless(2G - 3G WiFi - WiMax)

AccessTOWN HALL

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HOSPITAL

Local authorities are changing from traditional voice and basic interoffice communications to high-bandwidth services with extensive use of video and data

Unprecedented amounts of bandwidth are required to support this new scenario

Existing networks are built on legacy technologies that are difficult to scale or adapt to changing needs


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