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EG4U / EUROCITIES WORKSHOP :

Making Smart Cities Sustainable Bordeaux 2018

Philippe Bolle

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FTTX : OPTICAL NETWORK DEPLOYMENT

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AROUND 20 MILLION FTTH/B SUBSCRIBERS IN THE EU28Since 2010 penetration of fibre has grown more than fourfold


SOCIO-ECONOMIC BENEFITSConsumers and companies benefit from FTTH across the world

88% lessgreenhouse gas

emissions per gigabit

with FTTH/B

infrastructure

compared to other

access technologies.

// Europe



75€ to 425€per capita can be

saved annualy in

small municipalities

depending on the

take-up rate of

digital home services

enabled by FTTH

broadband.

// Sweden and Finland



4.8% moreStart-ups

In french

municipalities

have ultrafast

broadband than

have slower access.

// France


12. 8 daysWorking from home per

Month for FTTH users

Compared of 10.8 days

for DSL and

Cable users.

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1.1%Higher GDP per capita

in communities with

Gigabit broadband

Access than in those

With slower access.

//USA


2.9%Expected

increase in

employment from full FTTP

roll-out.

// Canada

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Geographical breakdown of the three main superfast broadband architectures at June 2016

BREAKDOWN OF SUPERFAST BROADBAND TECHNOLOGIES


COMBINE FIBER, COPPER, COAX AND WIRELESS FOR UBIQITOUS ULTRA-BROADBAND


• 1 Gbps for schools, universities, research centres, transport hubs, all providers of public services such as hospitals and administrations, and enterprisesreplying on digital technologies,

• All European households, rural or urban, should have access to connectivityoffering a download speed of at least 100 Mbps, which can be upgraded to 1 Gbps,

• All urban areas as well as major roads and railways should have uninterrupted5G coverage. As an interim target, 5G should be commercially available in at least one major city in each EU Member State by 2020

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2025 EU OBJECTIVES : SEPTEMBER 14TH 2016


FTTH GLOBAL PANORAMA – SEPT 2017

FUTURE-PROOF1Gbps today, 10Gbps and more tomorrow using the same fibrenetwork

ENABLERDigital society – Smart Cities 5G backhaul

Legacy evolution

COMPETITIVEUnbeatable 1G service offer

Premium customer experience, marketing & branding Low OPEX (less maintenance cost)

ECO-FRIENDLYLowest power consumption per megabit per second

19,9M

5,4M

29,5M

21,8M

5,8M

346,8M

Number of FTTH subscribers worldwide


FTTH TECHNOLOGY : STANDARDISATION


SOLVING THE BANDWITH PROBLEM

2,5G 10G 40GMulti-wavelength

Future

GPON 2004XG-PON – 2009

XGS-PON - 2016NG-PON2 - 2015 25GPON

• XGS-PON and NG-PON2 approved

– Both being deployed to some level in 2017

– XGS-PON provides 10G/10G services

– NG-PON2 provides 4 wavelengths x10G / 10G services

But its not just about bandwidth


THE 10GPON DEPLOYMENT IN THE WORLD


EVOLUTION OF WIRELESS NETWORKS

Source : Nokia


THANK YOU FOR YOUR ATTENTION

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