Day 4 Session 1 Presentation 2 by Marius Alwyn Engelbrecht

Marius Engelbrecht Principle Product Manager [email protected] Huawei Technologies Co., Ltd.

Current and future terrestrial based

broadband technologies.

28 April 2016, Benin.

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Content

Technology Enablers

Implementation

Global Connectivity Index


OLT

EMS

FTTH+FTTD Fiber to the home and fiber to the door solutions to provide superfast broadband

FTTC+FTTN Fiber to the cabinets and nodes, reuse existing copper to provide superfast broadband

FTTC+Microwave Microwave to the cabinet for area difficult to deploy fiber, reuse existing copper

FWA LTE Wireless solution for rural village

Dense Cities

Small Towns

Small Islands

Rural Villages

Access technologies enables cost effective universal broadband.

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4 Typical Scenarios for last mile solution

Sustainable broadband

Scenario 1

Fiber

Yes

FTTH

Copper

No

Scenario 2

Fiber

Yes

FTTC+FTTB

Copper

Yes

Scenario 3

Fiber

No

MW+FTTC

Copper Yes

Scenario 4

Fiber

No

MW+AP/WTTx

Copper

No

Fiber gives edge over copper

Fast deployment, Fast TTM. Fast deployment, Fast TTM.

OLT RTN LTE

Hybrid ONT

Splitter OLT

FTTH

MW+FTTC

Macro ONU

FTTB

OLT

Macro ONU

Splitter

FTTC+FTTB

Solution

MW


E2E Network Solution Overview

Metro Access Backbone Terminal +

Home Network Applications

Cloud Network (Pipe) Device

LTE

2G

3G

OLT

Base Station

FTTB

IP/OTN OTN/WDM

FTTH

SME

Backbone

Access

Fiber

ODN Residential

Aggregation

E2E Unified

NMS

E2E Resources

Management

Service Quality

Management

Unified NM &

BOSS

OTT

Apps Store

Media

Gateway Service

Gateway

Tablet

ONT

Residential

ATN

DWDM/OTN ODN

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Optical Aggregation

BSC/RNC/AGW

Optical Network

Small Backhaul Macro Backhaul

IP MW/FO E-Band Macro

Cell

Small

Cell

SubLink V-Band

Fiber

Alternatives

Fiber

E-Band

Split-mount IP MW

RTN 900 4-in-1 agile platform

(6~42GHz)

Licensed

E-Band

RTN 380 Huge capacity scenario

(71~86GHz)

Light License

V-Band

RTN 360 Line-of-Sight scenario

(60GHz)

License Exempt

Trunk MW

RTN Agile IP LH (6~11GHz)

Licensed

Huawei All Freq. MW Solution Backhaul

E-Band : RTN380

71~86GHz

Licensed Band RTN 900 /FO RTN 310

6-42GHz

10

20

30

40 50

60

70

80

90

V-Band: RTN360

57~64GHz

1

E2E Service Commissioning & OAM


RTN 380H: E-Band, 71-86Ghz

Dimensions 320mm×260mm×92mm

Weights 7.5kg

Typical Power

consumption 95W

Channel Spacing 250MHz, 500MHz, 750MHz, 1000MHz,

1500MHz, 2000MHz

Modulation Mode BPSK, QPSK, 16QAMstrong, 16QAM, 32QAM,

64QAM, 64QAM, 128QAM, 256QAM

Interface Type 2*10GE(o) + 1*GE(e) + 1*COMBO

CPRI 3*CPRI interfaces, Supporting CPRI 2- CPRI 7

Throughput Up to 10G

Configuration 1+0, 2+0, 1+1

Power Supply DC, P&E (with high power injector B20)

RTN 360: V-Band 57 - 64Ghz

Dimensions 190 x 190 x 65mm (2.3L)

Weights < 2.3kg

Typical Power

consumption 20W

Channel Spacing 200MHz

Modulation Mode QPSK/16QAM/32QAM

Interface Type 2x GE Interfaces: 10/100/1000 Base-TX

TDD Ratio 1:1/1:2/2:1/1:3/3:1/1:4/4:1/1:5/5:1

Throughput 668Mbps (Throughput: 800Mbps)

Configuration 1+0, 2+0, 1+1

Power Supply DC, P&E (with high power injector B20)


• Super ELPA group combine common frequency band and E-band as a big logic pipe for large bandwidth transmission, saving common frequency resource.

• 99.999% link availability of common band insure high priority service quality. 99.9% E-band link availability for longer transmission distance of large capacity.

Super Dual Band

4.5 Gbps

Super Dual Band

Maximum 4.5Gbps Capacity

Distance

Capacity

4 Gbps

E-band

1 Gbps

Common frequency band MW

Super Dual Band=Common frequency band + E-band

5Gbps

7KM

7KM

5Gbps

Super Dual Band solution

4Gbps

2.5KM

Tradition IP MW E-Band solution

Up to

500Mbps

7KM

99.9% 99.9%

Capacit

y 4.5Gbps

Distance

99.999%

Super Dual Band MW = Higher Capacity + Higher Reliability


Future: Video Drives the Rapid Growth of Bandwidth & Traffic

1080P

4k

8k

8k 3D

Holographic TV

6~10Mbps 30~60Mbps 400Mbps~1Gbps 10Gbps+ 200~480Mbps

720P

2.2Mbps

360P

0.55Mbps

2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018

17,455 22,600

29,210 37,783

48,900

62,972

Internet Video Traffic (PB per month)

1 x 4K Movie

30GB

(90min)


Content

Technology Enablers

Implementation



Open Access Enables Competition and Innovation

Model 2 (bitstream wholesale) is

widely adopted

Model 3 is the most complete open

access model only in Singapore

Technology Dependency

Nati

onal Str

ate

gy

Dep

endency

Model 2 Model 1

RSP

Layer 2 Data

Wholesale

Active Net

Passive Net Passive Net.

RSP

Active Net

Model 3

RSP

Active Net

Passive Net

Open Completely

Layer 1 Wholesale

Layer 2 Wholesale

Layer 1 Physical

Wholesale

Other regulations to promote NBN

− Local Loop unbundling

− Equal access and interconnection

− Non-discrimination to operators

Model 1 suitable utility companies,

municipal-owned fiber network

Model 2 is recommended, open broadband network operated by one entity


Three NNI Open Points in Bitstream Open Access Mode

Aggregation

Network

UPE AGG BRAS OLT ONT

Core Network

NPE RGW RPE

Aggregation

Network


Core Network

NPE RGW RPE

Aggregation

Network


Core Network

NPE

RGW RPE

NNI @Access **UNI

NNI @Aggregation

NNI @Core

NBN Network RSP RSP

NBN Network RSP RSP

RSP NBN Network RSP

Reference country

• Singapore NGNBN

• New Zealand UFB Network

• Australia NBN

•Malaysia HSBB

Huawei E2E solution supports *NNI @Access, NNI @Aggregation, NNI @Core.

• BT OpenReach 1

2

3

*Network Node Interface. **User Network Interface


Possible Open Mode of FTTx

FTTx Construction Mode

Building CO OLT

Curb Apartment/Home

VDSL2 DSLAM

VDSL2 MDU Splitter

Splitter

Splicing

Splitter

Ethernet switch

FTTC + VDSL2

FTTB + VDSL2

FTTH ( PON )

FTTH ( Ethernet )

Duct

Duct

Possibility 1 Duct sharing

• Infrastructure competition • Self constructed network

Possibility 4 E2E fiber LLU

Splitter Splitter • Network competition

Possibility 2 Sub fiber LLU

Possibility 3 Street cabinet sharing

Street cabinet • Feeder fiber competition • Self constructed network

Possibility 5 Network sharing Bitstream

Splitter Splitter • Service competition

• Infrastructure competition • Distribution fiber competition • Self constructed network


BT NGA Progress in UK NBN

DAE (Digital Agenda Europe)： • 100% coverage of >30Mbps by 2020 • 50% of households have

subscriptions of >100Mbps by 2020

100% home passed by 2017

90% home passed by 2015

17m home passed by Q3 2013

BT NGA started delivery from late 2009, progress by Q3 2013: • Installed more than 4.5k street cabinets • Achieved 17M home passed • More than 2M connections • More ISPs renting NGA pipe to provide services • More than 100k connections per month

Superfast Broadband plan: Deliver SFBB to at least 90% of premises by 2015 at a minimum of 30Mbps, extending to 100% by 2017 subject to necessary funding

UK


BT Division Relation & Products

Openreach provides duct(including copper lines and fibers) to CP (including BT wholesale)，CP deploy network by their own devices. (LLU, Local Loop Unbundling ) Customers 490CPs

Wholesale provides a broad range of voice, broadband and data communications services, including managed network services (MNS) to CP including BT Retail. (WLR, Wholesale Line Rental) Customers 1000CPs

Retail provides voice, broadband &TV services to premises & SMEs. Customers 5.7 m premises, 1 m SMEs.

UK


Singapore Open Access Wholesale Service

Key Strategies iDA to fix “NetCo wholesale Price to OpCo” and “NetCo wholesale Price to RSPs”. Different services from different RSPs on the same conduit and on the same device.

RSPs offer services and enroll end subscribers. CPE, such as IAD, STB, RG etc, is offered or provided by RSP.

RSP

OpCo

NetCo

NetCo wholesale Price to RSPs:

• SGD21/Month(Residential)

• SGD75/Month(Non-Residential )

NetCo wholesale Price to OpCo:

• SGD15/Month(Residential)

• SGD50/Month(Non-Residential )

OpCo offer 4 Types Wholesale services

Real Time: Video conference, Gamming

Near Real Time: IPTV, Video Streaming

Mission Critical: ATM, Data Centers ,Control Systems

Best Effort: VOIP, Internet surfing

Allowing OpCo to access Passive network

Fulfilling iDA network coverage plan：60％ by 2010，95％ by 2012，Universal Service Obligation (USO) from 1 Jan 2013.

Nucleus exclusively award OpCo, which wholly owned subsidiary by StarHub

OpenNet exclusively award NetCo, which SingTel has a 30 per cent stake in

Singapore


NBN Roll-out Schedule: Malaysia

2007: National Broadband initiative launched by the government

09/08: TM signed Public-Private partnership agreement with the

Ministry of Energy, Water and communication

03/10: Unifi officially launched in Klang Valley with 4 exchanges

06/10: Built another 22 exchanges

12/10: Added another 22 exchanges. It had covered 48

exchanges with 750k Home Passed by end of year

Signed wholesale agreement with Maxis

03/11: Maxis first launched its fibre services

10/11: Signed wholesale agreement with P1

Home passed reach 1.04million

04/12: P1 first launched its fiber service

Home passed reach 1.2million

Source: MCMC Malaysia Regulator

Malaysia


Content

Technology Enablers

Implementation



Huawei Global Connectivity Index

Source:

http://www.huawei.com/minisite/gci/pdfs/Glo

bal_Connectivity_Index_2016_whitepaper.pdf



Source:http://www.huawei.com/minisite/gci/pdfs/Global_Connectivity_Index_2016_whitepaper.pdf











33

70% 25

22M

4

U.K.

S.G.

Q.T.

United Kingdom An comprehensive rollout involving urban

optimization and rural coverage

Malaysia The most complex example of EOT delivery

involving multiple vendors integration

Qatar An Application of end-to-end planning and

turn-key delivery

Singapore The first commercial application of Open

Access network

Huawei, your best partner of NBN implementation

Broadband Lines delivered

Unique

Experience

Global Market Share

Projects Awarded


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