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PWE3 Web-castPseudo Wire End to End Emulation

Telecom Dominance in 2007!


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2 Agere Systems Proprietary

The Networking Division mission statement declares:

Agere Systems will be the #1 Communications Solutions Provider by 2008

Service Provider Networking will lead the way to that goal! SPN owns a major share of market - Now is the time to DOMINATE!

Let's CTD (Close-the-Deals) with Speed, Persistence, and Intensity:

Announcing - Operation PWE: Pave Wintegra's Elimination Now!

Telecom Dominance in 2007!


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Operation PWE


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Agere PWE contacts

PWE system solutions covers functions such as: Ethenet PWE, ATM PWE, and TDM PWE using SAToP and CESoPSN

Clock recovery approaches including adaptive, differential, synchronous PDH,synchronous Ethernet , and IEEE 1588v2/NTP

Agere FPI Software

Agere devices include: APP3v1.2 and v2, LLP v2 and Ethernet PHYs

Contacts: Mark Bordogna System Product Manager PWE

Ed Nuber Business Development Asia/PAC - Strategic Marketing PWE

Mike Wallace Product Manager LLP

Brendan McKenna Product manager APP3 Ron Steudler Product Manager Ethenret PHYs

Sindhu Xirasagar - Software Marketing Manager



Agenda

Ageres value to PWE Segment Agere solution value proposition

PWE definitions

Access Solution Market application

What to Sell

Aggregation Solution Market application

What to Sell PWE competitors

Agere demo plans

Call to Action Next Steps

Take aways



Leveraging Ageres Heritage for Building NG Networks

Segment Value

Agere has a long history of E1/T1, ATM/IMA, IP inter-working expertise in the access market

Agere is leveraging this expertise to support thePWE market



Leveraging Ageres Heritage for Building NG Networks

Agere's component solutions helped build the most reliable communications system everinvented: the phone system.

As a result, our solutions are built on a foundation of reliability. The five nines ofreliability specified two hours of downtime in forty years of operation.

All of Agere's core expertise still holds true to that promise of real time reliability!

TM & QoSHigh-SpeedTransmission

System-on-a-ChipAnalog &

Storage

Switching

Voice & SignalProcessing

Br ing in g Rea l - t im e Re l iab i l i t y t o Nex t Gen Serv ices

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Overall Communication Semi-Conductor Landscape byProduct and by Company

Segment Value

Agere established in Communication Market

Wintegra and Zarlink are niche players

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Overall Communication Semi-Conductor Landscape byProduct and by Company

Product Category Agere Market Position

Network Processors #3 today, On track to #1/#2 in 2006

Encryption Processors

Ethernet ICs#5, recent entry growing rapidly

(Home & Business)

Broadband Interface

ICs

Sonet, RPRFramer/Mapper

#1

ATM ICs #1

T/E Carrier ICs #2

Network SearchEngines

Other Wired Comm.ASSPs

Agere NAS, DSP forecast high growthin MGW, Wireless, SMB, Enterprise

Total Wired CommASSP

$5,919

Vendor 2005Revenue

2005MarketShare

Broadcom $1,251 21.1%

Conexant Systems $551 9.3%

InfineonTechnologies

$478 8.1%

Intel $377 6.4%

Texas Instruments $340 5.7%

Agere Systems $317 5.4%

Marvell TechnologyGroup

$218 3.7%

Silicon Laboratories $199 3.4%

PMC-Sierra $197 3.3%

RealtekSemiconductor

$195 3.3%

Other vendors $1,806 30.5%

Total $5,919Product Category 2005 Revenue

CommunicationsProcessors

Target Niche NP Replace SMB/Home

High-End EmbeddedCPU

Agere Investment Snapshot

Merged Telecom and Enterprise Division in 2005

TAM growing 2005=$6B to $11B in 2009

SAM growing 2005=$2.3B to $4.7B in 2009

Growing SAM/SOM by entering expanding traditionalinfrastructure segments

DSP MGW, wireless and wireline infrastructure

New Markets

SMB, Home

Ageres Mission to be #2 Commmunication IC Provider by end of 2008



Market Need Leverage Agere Value

Solution Value Proposition

Multi-Protocol support with independent clocking

Scalable platform approach from 1-63E1 and beyond


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Market Need Leverage Agere Value

Market Need: Cost reduce OpEx by Network Convergence Target market: Access aggregation devices supporting multi-protocols

Real OpEx Savings: E1/T1 lease cost per line is approx $600 to $1000 per month

Ethernet port into IP Network typically less than $100 per month Market Oppty: Converge Multiple protocols to converged network

PacketNetwork

E1/T1 service

New FE data service In CO, there is another PWEcard (Hub Card) that convertsSAToP/CESoP back into E1stream for processing

CESATM/IMA

HDLCML-PPP

CESATM/IMA

HDLC

ML-PPP

Multi-ProtocolNetworkConvergence

Pseudo Wire Technology


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Pseudo Wire TechnologyEnabling Technology for Packet Network

Standardized by IETF PWE3 working group Pseudowire Emulation Edge to Edge

Defines: Pseudowire encapsulation for TDM, FR, HDLC/PPP, Ethernet & ATM circuits as

pseudowires

Pseudowire signaling (a control protocol for setup & maintenance of pseudowire basedon targeted LDP)


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Definitions

Encapsulation Protocols

ATM service emulation features: OAM Traffic Management and Shaping

Statistics PWE encapsulations:

IMA (Inverse Mux over ATM) AAL1 format (Constant Rate/static allocation

of timeslots) AAL2 format (dynamic allocation of timeslots)

TDM service emulation features: SAToP/CESoPSN

Encapsulation protocols

SAToP encapsulates E1/T1 payload

Most customers use this CESoPSN NxDS0 encapsulation

Used when looking for additional BWefficiency where most DS0 slots in E1 frameare not full Penalty is added delay in end to end

system

Clock Recovery SchemesVaries by service provider

Adaptive Timing Filling buffer in LLP and monitoring fill level

Do NOT need same network timing at both ends ofPWE link

Differential Timing with RTP Uses Packet timestamps to determine network

clock More precise than adaptive timing

Preferred solution when available Need same network timing at both ends of PWE link

If not available default back to adaptive timing

IEEE 1588 (Timing over Packet) Recover GPS clock from packet network Precise Applications

Radio Clock (0.05 ppm) for Node B/BTS using IPbackhaul

Synchronous Ethernet Ethernet syncd to network timing

Simple and more precise than IEEE1588\ Legacy issues, but getting attention of carriers

Synchronous PDH Today, TDM ports are syncd to network timing


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PWE Solutions for Access Points

PacketNetwork

1-4E1 service

1-4E1 service

New FE data service

E1 service emulation (SAToP or CESoPSN)

over IP/MPLS Network

In CO, there is another PWEcard (Hub Card) that convertsSAToP/CESoPSN back into E1stream for processing

LIU

LLP ET1081APP3

Network/Cleint

FE/GEE1/T1


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Agere PWE solution access point: Option 1

Option 1: devices + reference code LLPv2.1 and APP320 v1.2 are available nowAPP3v2 (IEEE1588 v2/NTP HW support) in test samples in Nov 06

LLP/APP provides complete solution for wireless backhaul applications IMA testing is complete (test report available)

SAToP/AAL1 testing is in progress (test report available)

LLPv2.1 IMA - APIs are available

AAL1 APIs are available

APP320 APIs are available

SAToP reference code free of charge is available today

CESoPSN reference code in progress

SW development tools are available Datapath simulators available

HW reference design Wireless reference designAPP3 + LLP + Ultramapper PDH framer

Raybit HW platform


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Agere PWE solution access point: option 2A

Includes Option 1 plus: Software FPI (Functional Programming Interface) Release 2.5 - IP-ATM-PWE FPI Status: Production Release Today (PWE-OAM in interoperability testing phase) IMA ATM Services Emulation to MPLS IMA ATM Services Emulation to IP PWE-OAM

IP-ATM PWE FPI

Includes: PWE OAM IETF BFD-base-04.txt; PWE3-VCCV-07.txt ATM over MPLS PWE3 encapsulation Draft-ietf-pwe3-atm-encap-10.txt (and 11)

ATM N-to-1 cell encapsulation mode with multiple VCI/VPI's per Pseudo-Wire

IP based PW encapsulation - MPLS-in-IP (RFC 4023)

Availability now Production at tier 1


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Agere wireless backhaul solution (client): option 2B

Includes Option 2A plus: Full Software FPI for PWE IP-ATM/SAToP/CESoPSN Per port flexibility for ATM/SAToP/CESoPSN

Release 3.0 SAToP FPI

Status: Final stage of spec and plan SAToP TDM Services emulation to MPLS

SAToP TDM Services emulation to IP

Release 4.0 - CESoPSN FPI

Status: Final stage of spec and plan CESoPSN TDM Services emulation to MPLS

CESoPSN TDM Services emulation to IP


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PWE Hub side Agere solution

Network side original E1/T1 stream is re-produced and forwarded to existing RNC or Central Office

This can also be a card in the CO equipment

Supports up to 63E1/84T1, STM-1

NxE1

accessPacket Network

FE/GE

Ultra

MapperLLPET1081

Network

Interface

(n x FE/GE)

E1/T1

InterfaceAPP3


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Agere PWE Hub solution: option 1

Option 1: devices + reference code Ultramapper 3.0, LLPv2.1 and APP320 v1.2 are available now for SAToP/CESoPSN 84T1/63E1 solution

LLP/APP provides complete solution for wireless backhaul applications IMA testing is complete (test report available)

SAToP/AAL1 testing is in progress (test report available)

Ultramapper 3.0: Fully available

LLPv2.1 IMA - APIs are available

AAL1 APIs are available

APP320 (SAToP/CESoPSN/ATM) APIs are available

SAToP reference code is available CESoPSN reference code in progress

SW development tools are available

HW reference design

Wireless reference designAPP3 + LLP + Ultramapper PDH framer


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Agere PWE Hub solution: option 2A

Includes Option 1 plus: Software FPI (Functional Programming Interface) Release 2.5 - IP-ATM-PWE FPI Status: Production Release Today (PWE-OAM in interoperability testing phase) IMA ATM Services Emulation to MPLS IMA ATM Services Emulation to IP PWE-OAM

PWE IP-ATM FPI

Includes: PWE OAM IETF BFD-base-04.txt; PWE3-VCCV-07.txt ATM over MPLS PWE3 encapsulation Draft-ietf-pwe3-atm-encap-10.txt (and 11)

ATM N-to-1 cell encapsulation mode with multiple VCI/VPI's per Pseudo-Wire

IP based PW encapsulation - MPLS-in-IP (RFC 4023)

Availability now


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Agere PWE Hub solution: option 2B

Includes Option 2A plus: Full Software FPI for PWE IP-ATM/SAToP/CESoPSN Per port flexibility for ATM/SAToP/CESoPSN

Release 3.0 SAToP FPI

Status: Final stage of spec and plan SAToP TDM Services emulation to MPLS


Release 4.0 - CESoPSN FPI

Status: Final stage of spec and plan CESoPSN TDM Services emulation to MPLS

CESoPSN TDM Services emulation to IP


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Agere PWE FPI Software Package Options

Release 2.5 - IP-ATM-PWE FPI Status: Production Release Today (PWE-OAM in interoperability testing phase)

IMA ATM Services Emulation to MPLS

IMA ATM Services Emulation to IP

PWE-OAM

Release 3.0 SAToP FPI Status: Final stage of spec and plan Phase 1 Dec 1

SAToP TDM Services emulation to MPLS


Release 4.0 - CESoP FPI Status: Final stage of spec and plan Phase 1 Dec 1

CESoP TDM Services emulation to MPLS

CESoP TDM Services emulation to IP

Release 5.0 1588 Timing Over Packet Status: In spec and plan

IEEE1588 TDM Services emulation to MPLS

IEEE1588 TDM Services emulation to IP

Roadmap Additional Ethernet Features Status: Market requirements analysis


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Agere clock recovery plans

Available today: Adaptive buffering

Differential clocking

Synchronous PDH (T1/E1s are locked to the network clock)

Synchronous Ethernet (Ethernet is locked to the network clock)

Timing over packet: IEEE 1588 v2

Roadmap Single chip Timing over Packet (IEEE 1588 v2, NTP, )


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Agere clock recovery strategy

Multiple clock recovery schemes are necessary Each has advantages and disadvantages

Differential clocking and Synchronous will meet the more stringent Wirelesstiming requirements

Per port clock recovery is critical Multiple wireless carriers could interface to the same PWE backhaul network element

Each wireless carrier could have its own timing domain

Per port clock recovery selection is critical One group of T1s could run with differential clock recovery, while a different set of T1s

could run with adaptive clock recovery

PWE SW S h d l


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PWE SW Schedule

PW E ATM FPIw i t h I M A

Version 2.5Version 2.5

FPI


PW EATM/ SAToP FPI


10/23/2006

25

PW EATM/ SAToP/ CESoPSN


Fu ll PW E FPIW i t h I n t e g.

Tim ing ove r packe t

Clock

Rec.

Ad a p t i ve D i f f e re n t i a l Sync PDH Syn c Et her ne t I EEE 15 88

APP3v2,

Sing le ch ip I EEE 15 88 ,NTP,

Reference

codeSAToP Other functions upon

request

Competitive Summary


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Wintegra

Key Competitive Point Wintegra cannot be deployed in a PWE wireless backhaul (2G, 2.5G,

3G) environment Or other applications that require aggregation of different clock domains See ITU G.8261

Market Need Agere Advantage

Typically multiple cellular carriers (Sprint, Verizon, Cingular) are on one towereach having independent network timing or will aggregate multiple (anddifferent wireless carriers) single carrier towers at a common location

Wireline Service Provider will deploy PWE solution at cell site access point aggregate E1 trafficfrom multiple wireless carriers with independent clocks

Agere Advantage support of independent clocks on each E1/T1

3 independent Cellular Providers3 independent clocksWintegra does not met Agere does

3 independent Cellular Providers3 independent clocksWintegra does not met Agere does

Competitive Summary


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Zarlink

Key competitive point Cannot be deployed in multi-protocol applications

Lacks QoS for Ethernet PWE that Sprint requiresAPP gives us the Ethernet PWE QoS

Cannot be deployed in a PWE wireless backhaul (2G, 2.5G, 3G) environment

Zarlink Deficiencies No independent clocking

Fixed function standalone devices Different chips for IMA/ATM and CESoPSN

Does not public ally support SAToP Not scalable to Hub solutionMust partner with Agere UltraMapper for Hub solution Fact - Zarlink did call Agere looking to partner on Hub solutions

Zarlink Market niche

Good low cost fixed function device for low end / low feature set E1 circuit emulation Agere price aggressive and bundle with broader solution portfolio Has working demo and passing test report at customers

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Agere demo plans

Hardware The Raybit boxes are re-named to Agere PDS5000 family (PWE Development System)

PDS5000 Status: in field today Customer use demo SAToP features not performance

PDS5100 Status: boards built in test Demo SAToP features Performance evaluation Meets Jitter and Wander spec

Wireless Reference Board Capable of demonstrating IP-ATM PWE FPI Not performance (jitter, wander) evaluation

Demo Today FAE can demo SAToP reference code (see next page) running on PDS5000

Demo in December FAE can demo SAToP reference code (see next page) running on PDS5000 or 5100

Performance evaluation of Jitter, Wander

Agere PWE-TDM Reference Software A il bl N 30 f ll d t d


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Available - Nov 30 fully documented

Available Date Comments

System SW:APP object API and data path Application SW X

RTE (object API and driver for APP3xx) X

Data path SW for SAToP/CESoP xSAToP now, CESoP future

enhancement

Compliant to RFC 4553 X

Including Alarm processing (L bit, etc.), configurable

payload size, multiple T1/E1s (at least 336/252)Data path SW for network impairment compensation X

Packet loss processing X

Packet reordering processing X

Manual and dynamic adaptive buffer X

Min, max and average buffer depth future enhancements

PDV enhancement algorithms x On-going improvements planned

Differential timestamp processing X

Data path PWE OAM based on RFC IETF Draft BFD - Text 04 part of Wireless FPIRTP X

Traffic management X

Ethernet and TDM services X

Link aggregation future enhancements

GbE failover and clock holdover x

Data path SW supports different packet switched network

encapsulations X

UDP over IPv4/6, MPLS over IPv4/6, and MPLS/MPLS xIPV6 unscheduled release.Estimate mid 2007

Support for 802.1ad and 802.1q X

Stats future enhancements

LLP APIsFW for SAR processing X

API for SAR UDT and SDT with CAS X

T1/E1 framer APIs XAdaptive buffer algorithm and Delay compensation X

PDV enhancement algorithms X

8 T1/E1 SAToP/CESoP for standalone LLP. X

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Competitive Summary

Agere Wintegra Zarlink

Single source End-to-Endsolution

Simultaneously Multi-protocol

support: IMA, HDLC, ML-PPP,AAL1, SAToP, CESoPSN

28 Independent clock recoveryper T1/E1 ports

Intelligent packet processing forcritical QoS needs

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Call to Action / Next Steps

Focus Sell APP3 and LLP

Offer SAToP Reference code to customers that want to do their own development

Sell IP-ATM PWE FPI for customer looking for time to market and ATM Encapsulation

Demo Today FAE can demo SAToP reference code running on PDS5000

Demo in December FAE can demo SAToP reference code running on PDS5000 or 5100

Performance evaluation of Jitter, Wander

Demo coordination Filter demo request through Sabine Haeseler, Steve Vandris/Tim Sha, Jim Sepko to

Ed Nuber for worldwide coordination

Next steps Follow up PWE software only Webcast / FAE conference call in DecemberWill hold after PWE Software Phase 1

Software release plans and schedule provided at that point

Top 10 List of Questions


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Top 10 List of Questions

Why does every customer have Zarlink in evaluation? They were early to market with point product solution limited success

Wintegra Software is $75,000 for everything - how do we compete? Ask customer to define everything not clear to us and then compare True some customers prefer black box SW for PWE and do not want to program it Counter with Wintegra is notorious for poor support how can this model scale create FUD

Why is Agere always Late to market Agere was focusing on Node B and other mature markets with proven APP3/LLP Silicon and SW is available today depends on how much customer wants to do

How does Agere compete against Zarlink in low cost/feature E1/T1 transport? Agere has scaleable platform and will provide aggressive pricing across portfolio

What is Raybit doing for Agere

Raybit acts as sub-contractor to Agere for custom Software development per OEM Raybit acts as ODM for PDS5000 series of demo hardware

How do I schedule a demo for my customer Contact Ed Nuber

What can I demo SAToP demo code / ATM-IP FPI on WRB showing ATM/IMA

Is Independent clocking that important? Alcatel asked us three separate times in same meeting they are evaluating Wintegra

Zarlink really does not scale to high end so what Zarlink called Agere to partner on 63E1 hub solution, want to use UltraMapper Agere has it all

Is Agere going to back-out of market

We need to DEFEND our space and create barriers to entry This is TAM expansion with existing products Need to leverage existing Access Wins and strong entrenched position over competitors

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