With 3G, it took about a day to download an HD movie. LTE networks, available now, slashed the time to minutes. A 5G network would reduce the wait time to seconds. That kind of speed changes everything. Latency would disappear. Engineers could build networks of connected vehicles that would relay relevant traffic information, and automatically maintain safe driving distances. Telemedicine would become viable. Imagine a world where doctors in Boston use cutting-edge robotics to perform delicate surgeries in Mumbai. Drones and self-driving cars would be able to build real-time 3D maps to operate more efficiently. The stakes are high." ---Forbes.com The advent of 5G will usher in a new era in high tech and will change life as we know it. The speaker will discuss the impact of 5G and the opportunities -- and pitfalls -- that lie ahead.

1. How 5G Will
Change
Everything?
Dec. 19, 2019
Idea-to-IPO Meetup
Praveen Gupta
VP – Corporate Investments & Development
HTC

2. Agenda
• Evolution to 5G
• What is 5G?
• Why 5G?
• What’s so special about 5G?
• Hype or Reality
• Deployment status
• Economic Value
• Applications & Services
• Q&A

3. Evolution to 5G
Source: Presentation by Student at St. Thomas College, UK

4. Evolution to 5G
Source: Nokia 2018

5. Evolution to 5G
Source: Presentation by Student at St. Thomas College, UK

6. What is 5G?
Source: Nokia 2018

7. Why 5G?
Next 1Bn people born will be all Mobile generation

8. Why 5G?
Long term - Pervasive connectivity for all devices

9. Why 5G? – Connectivity grows IP traffic
Pervasive connectivity will immensely increase traffic

10. Why 5G?
Source: Ericsson Mobility report, Nov 2019
Pervasive connectivity enables new applications and services

11. What is so special about 5G?
Source: GSMA Intelligence © 2014
5G enables upcoming and innovative applications.

12. Hype or Reality?
Source: Ericsson Mobility report, Nov 2019
Mobile Traffic by Cellular type
5G to approach 45% of all mobile traffic by 2025.

13. Hype or Reality?

14. Hype or Reality?
Source: Ericsson Mobility report, Nov 2019
Cellular IoT connections by Technology
5G will enable rapid growth in IoT connections

15. Hype or Reality?
• ~8 billion - Global mobile subscriptions
• ~6.2 billion - Global mobile broadband subscriptions
• >70 percent of all mobile phones in use are smartphones
globally
• 5G is predicted to have 2.6 billion subscriptions by 2025
• Covering 65% of the global population
• Carrying 45% of global mobile traffic
Source: Ericsson Mobility Report forecasts (Nov 2019)

16. Deployment Status
• 2019 is Year Zero for commercial 5G
• Deployment to-date:
• 33 operators across 18 countries
• 8% of the global mobile connections base (excluding cellular IoT)
• Another 77 operators have announced plans to launch the technology
• Initial deployments limited to urban centers but pace depends on
operator and country
• Korea: 86% by 2021
• Japan: 66% by 2021
• USA: 79% by 2021
• Europe: 40% by 2021
Source: GSMA Intelligence 2019

17. Economic Value
5G deployment will require ~$1 Trillion CAPEX globally over next 7 years

18. Economic Value – Global Revenue source in 5G
Source: GSMA CEO 5G Survey, 2016
GSMA’s 5G survey indicates that revenues from enterprise will grow rapidly.

19. Economic Value – Service Revenues
• Operator Mobile service revenue ~$1 T
• Mobile ecosystem contribution to GDP ~$1.1 T by 2025
• Mobile Technology & Services contribution to Global GDP
• In 2018: $3.9 trillion (4.6% of GDP) globally
• In 2023: $4.8 trillion (4.8% of GDP)
• Due to increasing benefits from the improvements in productivity and
efficiency brought about by increased take-up of mobile services
• 5G technologies are expected to contribute $2.2 trillion to
the global economy over the next 15 years
Source: GSMA Mobile Economy report, 2019

20. Applications & Services: Smart home & Media
• Fixed wireless:
• Replacement of cable to the home/building
• Augmented and Virtual reality:
• A completely immersive entertainment experience
• New social collaboration environment
• Smart homes, Smart devices and equipment:
• Connected to 5G
• Everything talks to each other – Mesh connectivity
• Leverage AI/ML to automate your home workflow and take the
stress out of your life

21. • Agriculture: Smart farming systems that
• Add efficiencies to maximize crop production
• Protect the environment using autonomous equipment, self-guided watering and
mobile pest detection.
• Retail and Commerce:
• Real time, immersive shopping with mobile stores and delivery.
• Potentially most brick and mortar commerce will be replaced by on demand
platforms; including entertainment, doctors, grocery stores and so much more.
• Manufacturing:
• Predictive maintenance, supply chain visibility and real time inventory to increase
efficiency and decrease cost
• Business:
• Remote worker with 3D collaboration tools, the cloud and edge computing
Applications & Services: Smart businesses

22. • Proactive healthcare leveraging connected devices
and remote doctors
• Wearables and new hearable devices:
• That adapt automatically to optimal levels
• Track your fitness
• Monitor key health statistics and communicate directly to your doctor
• Remote patient engagement and treatment
• Tele-medicine:
• Portability and 360⁰ interactions from remote locations for surgery and
doctor consultation
• Leverage tele-robotics to perform remote surgeries across the globe
Applications & Services: Connected Healthcare

23. • Connected and leverage AI/ML to be predictive
• Improved energy usage and sustainability
• 5G projected to generate $160B in smart city savings
• Enables lower energy use and less fuel consumption
• Emergency response and disaster recovery
• Emergency workers leverage connected cameras & sensors to respond rapidly
and even remotely
• Warn against water crisis:
• Leverage monitoring sensors to respond pro-actively to upcoming water crisis
Applications & Services: Smart Cities

24. • Autonomous Vehicles:
• Deloitte estimates that self-driving cars enabled by 5G could reduce:
• Emissions by 40-90%
• Travel times by nearly 40%
• Travel delays by 20%
• Eno Center for Transportation estimated that self-driving cars could save
21,700 lives and $447 billion per year
• Smart cameras and sensors can help in managing traffic congestion
and reduce daily commute times
• 5G smart grids could generate $1.8 trillion for the U.S. economy,
saving consumers hundreds each year
Applications & Services: Smart Transportation and Grids

25. The Future Awaits
• 5G is just getting started in the US
• We can’t predict what the world will look like in 10-20 years
• Significant room for innovation in devices, applications, services
• Various predictions indicate:
• In 2020, 5G will enable HD, 3D, and ultra-video in our everyday lives
• By 2026, Business Insider predicts the world will have more than 64 billion
interconnected devices
• With full roll-out of 5G, the IoT will truly transform our world with limitless
possibilities
Applications & Services: Never ending list!

26. Thanks!
Q&A