Participation of Isidro Nieto, Regional Head of Mobile Broadband for Ericsson in the Mediterranean, during the event VI Jornadas Cátedras Telefónica UPM, Madrid.

1. 5G

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By 2019
750 M
PCs and tablets
9.3 BN
Mobile subscriptions
5.6 BN
Smartphone
subscriptions
8.0 BN
Mobile broadband
subscriptions

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The networked society
Usage & user-driven
landscape
Redefining network and
connected devices
High performance network
drives new value
Network Cloud
Devices Services
Mobility
is Key

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5G Use case examples
Broadband experience
everywhere anytime
Massive Machine
Type Communication
Critical Machine
Type Communication
Mass market
personalized TV

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›Users will require unlimited access to information and
services, anywhere and anytime
›Video down- and upload drives traffic volumes and the
peak bit rates demand.
›Differentiator in the network dimension is to create high
[edge] bit-rates and high capacity
›Differentiator in the services aspect is to create
3rd party provided access and make it Multi-Radio Access
technology capable
›Key features in the customer experience dimension:
–E2E performance
–Move from network KPI to Services KPI
–Create automation and Self Organizing Networks
–Multi-Radio Access Technologies
Broadband experience
everywhere anytime

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› Road sensors can be buried in the road and report
status like traffic volumes, congestion, temperature,
road damage and wildlife presence.
› The sensors need to survive for years without a battery
change and the data volumes exchanged will have to be
kept low.
› Differentiators in the network aspect are low energy, use
case adapted latency and wide-area coverage
› Differentiator in the services aspect is many connections
› Key feature in the customer experience dimension are
device Management and data aggregation & analytics
Transport Infra-structure
with
massive machine type
communication

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›5G will change the media landscape by providing
efficient and flexible media delivery and TV broadcasting
opportunities – media and TV consumption goes
wireless
›With eco-system players in the consumer device
industry a new media delivery paradigm will be
established for mass-market personalized TV.
›Differentiators in the network dimension are UHD TV
capacity on large scale, coverage & availability and cost
optimization
›Differentiators in the services aspect are service
exposure, companion screens and true personalized
TV anywhere
›Key features in the customer experience aspect are e2e
performance, consumer experience and devices
Mass market
personalized TV

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› Controlling heavy machinery remotely will lower the
risks in hazardous environments for humans and/or
increase efficiency and cost.
› Differentiators in the network dimension are:
–High bit-rates
–Low latency
–Wide-area coverage
–Reliability
› Differentiators in the services aspect are low latency,
QoS and that resources follows the end users
› Key features in the customer experience dimension is
e2e performance for customer experience and
control/management by customer
Remote Machinery
with critical machine
type communication

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What to expect from 5G
Multi-domain
Performance
Foundation for Efficient
Industries and Society
Text
Text
Text
Text
Global
Standard
Mass Market
Personalized TV
Massive Machine Type
Communications
Energy
Performance
Critical Machine
Type Communications

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5G
1000x
Mobile Data
Volumes
10x-100x
Connected Devices 5x
Lower Latency
10x-100x
End-user Data Rates
10x
Battery Life for Low
Power Devices
Source: METIS
Evolution Towards 2020
2G 3G 4G

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flexibility and robustness
Flexibility
Robustness
Mobile Open Programmable Agile Sustainable
Scalable Secure Reliable Standardized

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One network –
multiple industries
@
A common network platform with
dynamic and secure Network Slices

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Significantly improved
energy performance
compared to today’s networks Designed to
mitigate attacks
& protect data
Across the network
Secure
Sustainable

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Scope for 5G
5G
RAT
Radio
Access
IP Infrastructure
Cloud Infrastructure
Network applications
Management & Orchestration
5G network evolution to meet
expectations
Sustainability Security
Devices
User/industry applications

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Ericsson drives 5g to become
a global standard
NORTH
AMERICA EUROPE
CHINA
4G Americas
University Research
Europe
METIS
Horizon2020/5GPPP
863, 5G promotion group
JAPAN
ARIB, Testbed activities
KOREA
5G Forum, Govt push
NGMN
ITU-R
3GPP

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5G radio
test bed
July 2014, >5 Gbps

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Driving 5g in the industry
Global engagement
for Global Standard
Technology
Leadership in all
5G domains
Engaging in Automation
& Transport Verticals
Experience from
Four Generations
We will make it work. As always.

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