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NEW DNA FOR THE EVOLUTION OF ROUTINGBasil Alwan, President, IP Division and Head of Networks StrategyJune 28, 2011

4COPYRIGHT 2011 ALCATEL-LUCENT. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.

IP/MPLS MOMENTUM

1.46B2010 IPD REVENUES(+24% YOY)

150K+SERVICE ROUTER PLATFORMS SHIPPED

400+SP CUSTOMERS

26 OF TOP 30 WW


THE THREE WAVES OF ROUTING

ENTERPRISE INTERNET SERVICE

Multiprotocol; inter-site connectivity

IP; scalable, high speed

Multi-service; converged services for business, consumer and mobile


MARKET SITUATION

CONVERGENCEHow to get here?

Challenges: network convergence & video explosion


SILICON DEFINES:

Platform capacity and performance

Interface speed and density

Services scope, scale, and evolution

Power efficiency

THE IMPORTANCE OF NETWORK PROCESSOR SILICONTHE DNA OF IP ROUTERS


A breakthrough innovation that that will herald faster, smarter and greener networks and applications

THE NEW FOUNDATION OF ROUTING

FP3FP3


Performance & Services

3rd GENERATION OF IN-HOUSE DESIGNRAISING THE BAR YET AGAIN

Thro

ughput

& P

erf

orm

ance

10 Gbps

Services & Scale

100 Gbps

FP2

400 Gbps

FP3

FP

FP1 FP2 FP3

YEAR 2003 2008 2011

SPEED 10 Gb/s 100 Gb/s 400 Gb/s

TECHNOLOGY 180nm 90nm 40nm

RISC CORES 30 112 288

CORE FREQUENCY

190 MHz 840 Mhz 1 Ghz

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400

TRUE 400G, REALLY

400 Gb/s

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A GIANT LEAP AHEAD 400G WHILE OTHERS JUST HIT 100G

FP1

FP2

FP3

0

50

100

150

200

250

300

350

400

2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011

Alcatel-Lucent FP Rest of Industry

Gb/s

Alcatel-Lucent FP Processor Evolution

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Business services

Mobile backhaul & packet core

Residential services

SERVICES BUILT-INPROGRAMMABLE, FLEXIBLE AND SCALABLE

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0

2

4

6

8

10

12

FP 10 Gb/s FP2 100 Gb/s FP3 400 Gb/s

SILICON POWER EFFICIENCY DRIVE DOWN POWER PER BIT

Watt

s/G

b

50% less power per bit with each new generation

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THE FP3 400G NETWORK PROCESSORTECHNOLOGY BREAKTHROUGH!

SMARTER Deliver personalized services, content and applications Massive IPv4 and IPv6 scale for billions of people and machines Fully programmable to evolve for an unknown future

GREENER Makes IP networks more environmentally sustainable Up to 50% less power consumption per bit Up to 30% less physical space in service provider premises

FASTER The worlds fastest network processor 400 Gb/s packet processing delivers 4x performance Accelerates the adoption of 100G from network edge to core

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FP3 FLEXIBILITY BY DESIGNCONFIGURABLE FOR MULTIPLE APPLICATIONS

100G 200G

100G 200G

200G Card

100G

400G

400G

100G

100G

100G

400G Card

400G

400G

400G

400G Card

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FP3 400G NETWORK PROCESSORFOUNDATION FOR SERVICE ROUTER PORTFOLIO EVOLUTION

TODAYNew, FP3-based ultra high-speed, high-density line cards for the 7750 SR & 7450 ESS

LOOKINGAHEADKey ingredient for 400G interfaces and system scale to Terabit slots

FP3

2-port 100GE

20-port 10GE

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SERVICE ROUTER EVOLUTION2003-2011

!=

7750 SR-12 circa 2003

7750 SR FP3 IMM circa 2011

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Chassis DensitiesToday / 2012(FP2 / FP3)

Today / 2012 Today / 2012

1 GigE 480 320 440

10 GigE 100 / 200 64 / 192 66

40 GigE 30 / 60 0 / 32* 0 / 22*

100 GigE 10 / 20 0 / 16 0 / 11*

LEADING SERVICE INTERFACE DENSITIES

7750 SR-12 Cisco ASR 9010 Juniper MX960

* Not currently announced but expected to ship in late 2011 or 2012

1/3 rack>1/3 rack

1/2 rack

Service Interface = Medium/high queue interfaces; no port-level queuing

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RICH SERVICES + BREAKAWAY PERFORMANCEIN ONE CHIP. BECAUSE WE CAN.

FP3 400G

Edge CoreTraditional Silicon Strategy

CoreTransport

Service Edge

Service Depth Performance

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THE HIGH-LEVERAGE NETWORKTM

SCALABLE, INTELLIGENT, EFFICIENT BANDWIDTH FOR SERVICES

1G to 10GPON, P2P

Aggregation and backhaul

ConvergedbackboneConverged

wireline access

Converged wireless access

100G+Ethernet and WDM

Service edge

100G+Service Routing

100G+IP/MPLS and DWDM

LEADING INNOVATION ACROSS THE NETWORK, END TO END

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SUMMARY

FASTER - THE WORLDS FASTEST NETWORK PROCESSOR - 400 Gb/s

GREENER - REDUCES IP NETWORK POWER AND SPACE

SMARTER ENABLES VALUE CREATION VIA INNOVATIVE SERVICE DELIVERY

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