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WiMAX

Commercial Deployments
Challenges & Opportunities
Middle East Mobility & Wireless Broadband Summit
Dubai December 2005

Chris Beardsmore
Market Development Manager
Intel Corporation Europe Middle East & Africa
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Agenda: WiMAX
Commercial Deployments
Challenges & Opportunities
• WiMAX Vision
• Opportunities
• Commercial Deployments
• Challenges
• Intel value add

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Intel WiMAX Vision
Fixed Nomadic / Mobile
Portable

Last Mile Note Book Handset &


Access & Backhaul Integration New Device
Solutions Integration

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Wireless Networks Will Co-Exist

Always Best Connected

GSM, CDMA

WiMAX WiMAX
WiMAX
Wi-Fi Wi-Fi

Urban Rural Suburbs Urban

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Opportunities

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WiMAX Opportunities:

Economic
WiFi Hotspots Education Vitality

Wireless
Broadband
Connectivity
Digital Govt Healthcare

Bridging the
Digital Divide Home Safety & Page 6
Usage
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Security
Broadband Opportunity
Eastern Europe 258 M
Middle East 218 M
Africa 797 M
Euroland 291 M
6B CABLE
DSL
39M
90M
Billions/Deca OTHE

o n des R

li li 4.5M
B
.3 1B
1
o x in decade
pr 150
a p M

Source:World Bank data. World World Radio TV Mobile Phone Broadband


Development Report 2006 Population Users Users Users Users
Source: ITU, IDC
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Commercial Deployments

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Worldwide WiMAX Trials UPDATED November ‘05

>150 802.16
Planned Carrier Trials

2005
2006
2007

Source: Intel estimates 9


WiMAX Business Model Structure
Inputs:-
Demographics CapEx OpEx Market

Cell
Planning

Airlink Interface Elements

Fixed & Mobile Outputs:- Basestation


Client Devices Cash Flow Cell Site
NPV Core Network
etc Infrastructure Page 10
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WiMAX Ecosystem

EQUIPMENT SERVICE
MANUFACTURERS PROVIDERS

WiMAX Forum Membership = 332 as of Summer 2005


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Challenges

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Spectrum by Region
Expected ’05-’08 Deployment Bands

RUSSIA 3.5 & 5.8 GHz


CANADA EUROPE Possible: 2.5 GHz
2.3, 2.5, 3.5 & 5.8 GHz 3.5 & 5.8 GHz
Possible: 2.5 GHz

USA ASIA PACIFIC


2.5 & 5.8Speaker
GHz Name 2.3, 2.5, 3.3, 3.5 & 5.8 GHz
MIDDLE EAST
Title of Speaker
Central & So America AFRICA
2.5, 3.5 & 5.8 GHz 2.5, 3.5 & 5.8 GHz

Source: Intel/Broadband Wireless Group


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WiMAX Spectrum
Middle East & Africa
• Equipment vendors & WiMAX Forum aligning on 2.5, 3.5 &
5.8GHz for Fixed and 2.5GHz for Mobile
• Standardisation drives volume up, which drives price down
• Spectrum regulation takes time and is waiting for European
Commission decision on 2.5GHz

• Challenge
– Open spectrum for fixed and mobile WiMAX
• Opportunity

– Lead spectrum policy and the EC

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WiMAX Deployment
Middle East & Africa
• Lack of copper infrastructure make Fixed WiMAX an ideal
broadband technology
• Broadband connectivity enables Education, Healthcare, e-
Government, Communication etc.

• Challenge
– Deploy Fixed WiMAX today and enable connectivity and new
services
– Lay the groundwork for Nomadic and Mobile WiMAX
• Opportunity
– Lead Euroland in WiMAX deployments

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Intel’s value add
• Leading force in WiMAX efforts : IEEE,
WiMAX Forum, Silicon, Ecosystem etc.
• Working to enable Spectrum for WiMAX
• Driving initiatives in Digital Health,
Education, Government Assisted PC
Purchase etc.
• Intel Capital has a focus on WiMAX
investments
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Summary
Commercial WiMAX deployments
are a reality TODAY

Challenge = Opportunity

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Thank You

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Useful data sources
• http://www.intel.com/netcomms/technologies/wimax/
• http://www.wimaxforum.org
• http://wimaxalliance.intel.com/kshowcase/view/
• http://standards.ieee.org/getieee802/802.16.html

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