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Dean Bubley presentation at Ofcom Mapping The Future 2019 Spectrum Conference
The document discusses challenges and opportunities in future wireless technology and spectrum management, including the transition to 5G and beyond. It emphasizes the importance of dynamic spectrum sharing, innovative business models, and the role of environmental and geopolitical factors. The analysis highlights the complexities of spectrum allocation and the need for new approaches to address issues like obsolescence and device interconnectivity.
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- 1. Wireless Disruptors &Implications for Spectrum Mgmt Dean Bubley, Disruptive Analysis Ofcom “Mapping the Future”, September 2019 dean.bubley@disruptive-analysis.com @disruptivedean Image credits: Pixabay.com / Dean Bubley
- 2. Copyright Disruptive AnalysisLtd 2019 September 2019 bpd bps Gbps 10m Non- critical Function- critical 90% 99% 99.9% Rural Unlicensed Spectrum 3D Coverage Bandwidth Kbps Importance Business- critical Safety- critical Range <1m Mbps And also: Latency Deterministic Power source Socioeconomic Geopolitical Security model Mobility Integration Bi-directional Protocols Lobbying power 1km >10km 100m 4G / 5G / LPWA / Satellite / TVWS / .11ah Wi-Fi 5, 6, 7, ay Biz Model CSP Private Amenity Community Decentralised Indoor Many dimensions for future wireless Shared Secondary Local Exclusive Licenses Sensed National Dynamic
- 3. Future spectrum management:Environmental & CO2 angle Copyright Disruptive Analysis Ltd 2019September 2019 6G system- wider design goals 5G power consump- tion Changing weather & mmWave New use- cases Resource needs direct / indirect Balancing frequency, MIMO, power etc
- 4. From sharing todynamic spectrum to realtime MNO-aaS Static allocations • National MNOs • P2P licenses • Manual processes • High costs / auction model • SP-led focus Basic Spectrum Sharing • Local / private / neutral MNOs • Some manual, some SAS-based (CBRS) • Some innovators Automated / dynamic sharing • Spectrum market- places inc. 2ndary • Basic APIs • Non realtime • Expert buyers / integrators Full Network-aaS • MNO design / operation from cloud • Spectrum, RAN, core, SIM, transport • Looks like a toolkit • Broad channels to market Copyright Disruptive Analysis Ltd 2019September 2019
- 5. Will harmonisation beas important in future, as in the past? Copyright Disruptive Analysis Ltd 2019September 2019September 2019 (…. and SDR)
- 6. Politics & practicalities Patchiness,costs, glitches, skills, OSS/BSS etc Substitutes, margin pressure obsolescence Biz case & products Adoption & ecosystem Distractions & Disruptions: Spectrum & market timing Copyright Disruptive Analysis Ltd 2019September 2019 Hype begins Pilots & PoCs Commercial launch Scale & profitability Concept Prototypes Hype begins PoC paralysis Commercial launch late Smaller scale & lower profitability Concept Prototypes Internal Distractions Initial unrealistic assumptions on timing External Disruptions
- 7. Other areas toconsider ◼ Device SDR ◼ Blockchain ◼ Intra-device wireless connections Very-short range wireless (eg on-chip) ◼ Better 3-dimensional spectrum rights, maps & tools ◼ More device-to-device comms ◼ Post-Brexit divergence on spectrum ◼ Redefining ITU’s IMT definition beyond just “services” Copyright Disruptive Analysis Ltd 2019September 2019
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