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HUAWEI TECHNOLOGIES CO., LTD. Huawei Confidential

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Yu Cheng DongPresident European Region, Huawei Technologies

Unified Mobile AccessThe Future of Mobile Broadband Internet

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Global Mobile Industry Growth & Demand –Unprecedented Scale, Extraordinary Revenue

Wireline Capex Wireless Capex % Wireless Capex

55%54%53%52%50%48%

32%

37%

0

50

100

150

200

250

300

2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 20070.0%

10.0%

20.0%

30.0%

40.0%

50.0%

60.0% 63%60%58%59%59%52%

32%

36%

0

200

400

600

800

1000

1200

2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 20070.0%

10.0%

20.0%

30.0%

40.0%

50.0%

60.0%

70.0%

Wireline Revenue Wireless Revenue % Wireless Revenue

As a percentage of global CAPEX, the proportion of wireless is growingAs a percentage of global revenue, the proportion of wireless service is also increasing


GSM a great success WCDMA proving itself WiMAX pushed in LTE coming soonTechnology renewal faster than ever, frequency severely shortened from 10~15 to 3~5 yearsIt’s harder and harder to prove itself for each technology

Can the Mobile Success History Be Repeated?

CAPEX

05

1015202530354045

2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007

GSM CDMA WCDMA WiMAX

Subscribers

0

500

1000

1500

2000

2500

3000

3500

2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007

GSM CDMA WCDMA WiMAX


Operators Challenges

Regulatory

Pressures on Revenues Pressures on TCO

Competitive Energy

Service Bandwidthand QoS

Service Battle

TV? VoIP?

Free HotSpot?

Music? Social NW?

An ever increasing focus on cost-reduction, differentiation and customer retention.

Source: Gas and Electricity Market Statistics, EC, 2007

Development of the average price of one kWh for industrial electricity consumption, EU-15 (1997=100) - based on prices in EUR


2017?

GSM phase-out

2009?

900 upgrade launch

2G will be phased-out one day

UMTS/LTE900 Deployment

Traffic over 2G is reducingYear

GSM access

Obsolescence GSM900/1800

Mobile Broadbandnational wide coverage

as legacy 2G

On-field 2G BTSequipments becomes

obsolete

HSPA, HSPA+ and LTE deployment

Only U/L in 900Mhz

2010?

LTE launch

Investment Cycle Extends Beyond TechnologyMobile Access Evolution considerations


LimitedService

Capability

Limited GSMEvolution

High Power Consumption

Aging and poor performance legacy equipment induce complexity in the network and impact user experience

Legacy equipment consumes high power adding extra burden on energy resources

Additional footprint required for capacity expansions / introduction of new technology Footprint& site construction costs - expensive

No evolution capabilities to new features or technologiesEquipment support discontinued

Large Footprint

Main Challenges of Legacy 2G/3G Networks

SeparateNetworks

High CAPEX and OPEXSeparate OMC


2G BSS

3G RAN

Unified 2G/3G CN

2G OMC2G OMC 3G OMC3G OMC

Single RAN

Unified 2G/3G CN

Single OMCSingle OMC

Pre 2007 – Core Network Convergence Post 2008 – Total Network Convergence

Unified Mobile Access

Co-GSM/UMTS operators

Leading UMTS operators

Co-CDMA/GSM/UMTS operators

Unified UMTS and LTE network

Unified GSM UMTS and LTE network

Unified CDMA, GSM, UMTS, LTE networkCDMA + GSM (as Reliance), UMTS + CDMA (as PCCW), CDMA + LTE (as Verizon)

GSM/UMTS co-site, co-cabinet, co-module

Support smooth hardware evolution to LTE

Convergent NMS

Convergent RAN


BSC

RNC

BTS / Node B

Unified Mobile Access: Convergent Platform

BSC/RNC

GSM

GSM

UMTS

GSM+UMTS

BSC/RNC

GSM

GSM+UMTS

BSC/RNC

GSM

GSM

GSM

GSM

Software Upgrade

Software Upgrade

UMTS

UMTS

1 Unified BTS replaces 3 traditional BTS

UMTS/LTE

UMTS/LTE

Adapt to handset technology mix Reduce investment risk


Unified Mobile Access: Flexible IP Transport

BSC

TransmissionNetwork

Data network based Iub IP transmission

solution

TDM based Iub IP transmission solution

MSTP based Iub IP transmission

solution

TDM/xDSL based Iub IP transmission

solution

TDM/Data based Iub IP transmission solution

Hybrid IP SolutionMSTP

TDM

Data

xDSL

Packet network

E1/Optical transmission network

IP everywhere reduces Transmission costs and enables Mobile Broadband

Flexible solution needed for Smooth Evolution


Power savings

Strong environment compatibility Cold air

Hot air

Green Cabinets

80%+ power savings in equipment room over typical S4/4/4

High efficiency PA:Intelligent PA management

High efficiency PA ASIC

Self-adaptability design:Intelligent direct cooling

Ventilate pellicle

Extended 10 degrees to reduce equipment room cooling facilities time

Unified Mobile Access: Green design

1600W950W

500W

07 Industry 07 Huawei 08 Huawei

40 %70 %

Typical GSM S4/4/4 configuration


Software defined

GSM

LTE

UMTSBTS

=

+=

=

Phase I Phase II Phase IIISoft migration

Hardware Software Mode

WiMAX=UMTS

LTE

GSM

UMTS

GSM

GSM

GSM

GSM

GSM

GSM

UMTS

WiMAX

LTE

Unified Mobile Access: Ensuring the Future Today

Our Industry and Regulators Must Work Together to Establish New, More Relaxed Regulations that Ensure

Evolution and Savings for Operators Worldwide


LTEWiMAX

UMTSHSPA+

GSMModernize

Be Ready

Evolve

Unified Mobile Access…for your customers needs

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