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ies November 2001

Presentation Internet in South East Asia

Thailand

Eui KohVice President Sales, Asia

Pacific

Who is New Skies ?

We are a global FSS communications provider operating five satellites in orbit with an additional three under

construction

Our mission is to offer global satellite services and to serve as a single resource for our customers' worldwide communications

requirements

Execution of Plan & Operational Milestones

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Sales / Liaison Office Teleport Head Office

Australia6 Teleports

New Delhi

Sydney

New Skies’ Global Resources

New Skies has the authorization for a further 6 slots over US and AsiaNew Skies has the authorization for a further 6 slots over US and Asia

Existing satellite Existing slot

Johannesburg

IP

Voice / Data

VIDEO

Content Uplink Space segment End user

What we do

Downlink

Technological advancements

Growth of the Internet

Expansion of television distribution

Worldwide telecom deregulation

Economic development & business globalization

Satellite Market Growth Drivers

Internet Subscribers in Asia Pacific, Yr 2000

million

• Japan 24.4 • Korea 16.7 • China 14.6 • Taiwan 6.4 • Hong Kong 3.4 • Singapore 1.8 • Thailand 2.3 • Malaysia 1.5 • Indonesia 1.2 • Philippines 0.8 • Vietnam 0.1

Internet Subscribers in Asia Pacific/end of 2000

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Internet Subscribers in Asia Pacific 1999-2005

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Source: Gartner Dataquest

Internet Subscribers in Asia Pacific 1999-2005• The Asia-Pacific region expected to assume the

leadership position. By 2003, Asia Pacific will have 183.3 million subscribers, compared to 162.8 million subscribers in the US, and 162 million in Western Europe.

• Main drive factors: Lower access costs, improvements to infrastructure, and pent-up demand.

• In 2005, China will be the largest Internet market in the region, followed by Japan, S. Korea and India.

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ies

Building great neighborhoods for communication

Global Satellite Assets

NSS-703

NSS-6

NSS-803

NSS-703 and NSS-513/NSS-803

• NSS 703 – Europe to Asia– Intra Asia– IP Backbone, Content Distribution– Over 400Mbps of Internet access

• NSS 513/803– Trans-Pacific connectivity– Intra Asia– Suitable for Gateway Internet

trunking

NSS-703 @ 57 E. DEG. - C Spot DVB Platform

NSS-703 @ 57 E. DEG. - South East Asia

IP/DVB

Customer Customer site Asite A

Harmonic

Enterprise 2

HPA

Customer Customer site Bsite B

Harmonic

Enterprise 1

HPA

Low Bandwidth return channel via terrestrial circuit

Low Bandwidth return channel via satellite circuit

NSS Mediaport

HPADVB Platform

ModemRouter

LucentMultiservice

Switch

Internet

Tier 1 Providers

UUnet

Abovenet

BBN

InternetGlobal Backbone

Service Architecture

OC-48SONET

Ring

Late 2002 NSS-6 at 95° East

• Launch of NSS-6 – High-powered Ku and Ka band– Pan-Asian Coverage– Ideal design for – Content distribution– VSAT Networks– High Power DTH applications

Principal ConceptsFiber connectivity

from Europe and US• High-powered Ku-band satellite with optional super-high gain Ka-band return

• Designed for broadband content delivery throughout Asia with connectivity to Europe and US fibers.

• 50 x 54Mhz & 36Mhz transponders individually switchable between beams

• Up to 15 transponders per market

NSS-6 Connectivity

Middle East

India

China N EastAsia

S East Asia Australia

All Beams Interconnect

South Africa

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Up to 15 transponders

Shaped-reflector technology optimizes coverage of wide region while still allowing the use of small roof-top antennas.

Interconnects with all other beams

South East Asia

Advantages of Satellite Transmission

• Wide geographical coverage• Instant infrastructure• Broadcast ready & multicast enabled• Eliminates last-mile problems• Bypasses network congestion• Asymmetrical data rates• Highly scalable

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For any enquiries, please contact:

New Skies Asia Pacific Office

Eui Koh, Vice President

ekoh@newskies.com

Tel : (65) 238 0400Fax: (65) 238 1141