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Presentation made during Capacity Middle East 2015 by Staffan Göjeryd, VP Data & Infra TeliaSonera International Carrier. Staffan’s presentation covers a short introduction to TeliaSonera IC having the Middle East in the centre, and focuses on trends and customer demands.

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A Connected World –
Meeting Customer Demands
Staffan Göjeryd
Vice President Data & Infra – TeliaSonera International Carrier
2015-03-113

An always on, sub-300ms world
Word connectivity from Dubai. Roundtrip
30 ms
100 ms
200 ms
270 ms
270 ms
280 ms
170 ms

TeliaSonera International Carrier?
HQ in Stockholm, part
of the TeliaSonera
group of 18 operators
Own fiber across
Europe and
north America
South America is one of
our fastest growing
markets
Eight of top ten global
content providers are
our customers
20 years of Middle East
business relationships,
in-region PoPs 2014
Nine of the top 10
global IP backbones
are our customers

Internet Backbone Ranking
#2
Europe
#2
Middle
East
#1
North
America
#3
Asia
Top 2
GLOBAL #1
South
America
Renesys ranking 2015-03-09
.

Your Bandwidth Explosion
TrafficvolumeinTSIC’snetwork
1998
Large TSIC
clients using approx.
0.045 Gbps
2014
Large TSIC
clients using approx.
400 Gbps
1998 -99 -00 -01 -02 -03 -04 -05 -06 -07 -08 -09 -10 -11 2012 -13 2014
20 Exabytes
In 2012, 50%
of all internet
traffic is
video

Trends and Customer Demands
– Shift to Mobile Devices
Trends

474%
Annual growth in mobile
broadband subscriptions
Source:Analysys Mason 2014, annual growth in emerging Asia-Pacific 2008-2012,

Trends and Customer Demands
– Shift to Mobile Devices
– Continued rise of video
Trends

2 120 533 388
Number of views of Gangnam Style video until
31 October 2014
Source:Wikipedia, List of most viewed YouTube videos 2014

Trends and Customer Demands
– Shift to Mobile Devices
– Continued rise of video
– More ‘in-region’traffic
Trends

Trends and Customer Demands
– Shift to Mobile Devices
– Continued rise of video
– More ‘in-region’traffic
– One end user transaction
results in datacentre x4
Trends

Data Center 1
Data Centre 2
Data Center 4
Data Center 3

Facebook´s Mega Data Centre in
Northern Sweden is 120MW, 100% green.
As large as 11 football fields
Source: The telegraph: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/technology/facebook/8850575/Facebook-to-build-server-farm-on-edge-of-Arctic-Circle.html

So, what are the implications?
Carrying your big ideas now and ahead
CAPACITY SERVICES
NURTURE MATURE
BANDWIDTH-ON-DEMAND FIXED BANDWIDTH NETWORK-ON-DEMAND
TRANSIT SERVICES INFRASTRUCTURE SERVICES

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A connected world - Meeting customer demands

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A connected world - Meeting customer demands

3. A Connected World – Meeting Customer Demands Staffan Göjeryd Vice President Data & Infra – TeliaSonera International Carrier 2015-03-113

4. An always on, sub-300ms world Word connectivity from Dubai. Roundtrip 30 ms 100 ms 200 ms 270 ms 270 ms 280 ms 170 ms

5. TeliaSonera International Carrier? HQ in Stockholm, part of the TeliaSonera group of 18 operators Own fiber across Europe and north America South America is one of our fastest growing markets Eight of top ten global content providers are our customers 20 years of Middle East business relationships, in-region PoPs 2014 Nine of the top 10 global IP backbones are our customers

6. Internet Backbone Ranking #2 Europe #2 Middle East #1 North America #3 Asia Top 2 GLOBAL #1 South America Renesys ranking 2015-03-09 .

7. Your Bandwidth Explosion TrafficvolumeinTSIC’snetwork 1998 Large TSIC clients using approx. 0.045 Gbps 2014 Large TSIC clients using approx. 400 Gbps 1998 -99 -00 -01 -02 -03 -04 -05 -06 -07 -08 -09 -10 -11 2012 -13 2014 20 Exabytes In 2012, 50% of all internet traffic is video

8. Trends and Customer Demands – Shift to Mobile Devices Trends

9. 474% Annual growth in mobile broadband subscriptions Source:Analysys Mason 2014, annual growth in emerging Asia-Pacific 2008-2012,

10. Trends and Customer Demands – Shift to Mobile Devices – Continued rise of video Trends

11. 2 120 533 388 Number of views of Gangnam Style video until 31 October 2014 Source:Wikipedia, List of most viewed YouTube videos 2014

12. Trends and Customer Demands – Shift to Mobile Devices – Continued rise of video – More ‘in-region’traffic Trends

13.

14. Trends and Customer Demands – Shift to Mobile Devices – Continued rise of video – More ‘in-region’traffic – One end user transaction results in datacentre x4 Trends

15. Data Center 1 Data Centre 2 Data Center 4 Data Center 3

16. Trends and Customer Demands – Shift to Mobile Devices – Continued rise of video – More ‘in-region’traffic – One end user transaction results in datacentre x4 – New ’mega’data centers Trends

17. Facebook´s Mega Data Centre in Northern Sweden is 120MW, 100% green. As large as 11 football fields Source: The telegraph: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/technology/facebook/8850575/Facebook-to-build-server-farm-on-edge-of-Arctic-Circle.html

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