2. Global Broadband Data Explosion Mobile subscriber growth 1B to 3.5B subscribers in 3.5 Years More Mobile lines than fixed in the developing world Demand for Smart phones Data traffic volume from mobile devices growing by more than 10X per year Broadband video will drive 80% of mobile traffic JANUARY 28, 2010 2 AVIAT NETWORKS | Backhaul capacity expansion is required Source: Yankee Group
3. The Operators' Dilemma Operators must expand their market reach and introduce new differentiated services Their Networks need to be upgraded to keep up with Smartphone driven data demand and prepare for 4G/LTE However they often lack time, and internal resources and expertise JANUARY 28, 2010 3 AVIAT NETWORKS |
4. The Broadband Data Explosion – the AT&T experience 6,732% growth in traffic in past 13 quarters 3% of users generate 40% of traffic Added 2,000 new cellsites and 100,000 backhaul circuits in 2009 JANUARY 28, 2010 4 AVIAT NETWORKS | Sources: Ralph de la Vega, AT&T, New York December 9, 2009
5. More and More Cellsites Nearly 1 million new sites worldwide by 2013 Fiber is the natural choice for LTE backhaul, but connects less than 20% of sites today Copper lines will not provide the capacity scalability needed Microwave is the natural choice for sites where fiber cannot reach economically JANUARY 28, 2010 5 AVIAT NETWORKS | Source: Ovum, Wireless Backhaul Forecast 2009-2015, November, 2009
6. More and More Capacity Backhaul capacity growth for high-demand urban cellsite is129% CAGR 25 Mbit/s today to up to 300 Mbit/s in 3 years JANUARY 28, 2010 6 AVIAT NETWORKS | Source: Morgan Stanley, The Mobile Internet Report, December 15, 2009
7. The Mobile Internet Tsunami meets the Backhaul Bottleneck Backhaul is the central battleground for LTE network migration Even now backhaul is not meeting the demand of 3G/HSPA LTE backhaul requirements are still not well understood by operators JANUARY 28, 2010 7 AVIAT NETWORKS |
8. Mobile Backhaul Networks Must Evolve Mobile backhaul networks must evolve Maintain essential high- quality TDM voice services Gradual migration path to all-IP for next generation 4G/LTE JANUARY 28, 2010 8 AVIAT NETWORKS | Transition Maintain Transform
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12. 4G Wireless Backhaul for 4G Networks Our Eclipse™ Packet Node platform combines a smooth migration path with LTE-readiness Consistently rated #1 by Tier 1 operators worldwide JANUARY 28, 2010 12 AVIAT NETWORKS |
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15. A Multi-Service, Multi-Architecture platform All-TDM (E1, E3, STM1) Hybrid TDM+IP All-IP Split-mount or all-indoor architecture options Terminal, repeater or complex nodes Full protection options JANUARY 28, 2010 15 AVIAT NETWORKS | All Indoor RF Unit (IRU, US only) Compact Outdoor RF Unit (ODU) Modular Indoor Unit (INU)
16. Gigabit IP transport for 4G/LTE Networks The only microwave transport platform to provide a complete convergence solution Highest nodal switching capacity Highest radio throughput on the market Hybrid or pure-packet transport Increased packet intelligence Ethernet aggregation and OAM ‘Distributed Sync’ over all-IP networks Integrated timing over packet networks JANUARY 28, 2010 16 AVIAT NETWORKS |
17. Eclipse Intelligent Node Unit The most compact nodal solution on the market Single indoor unit supporting multiple radio paths Hot-swappable radio and data access modules Support for all traffic types Cable-less traffic connections Complete solution in one box JANUARY 28, 2010 17 AVIAT NETWORKS |
18. Multi-Service Gateway JANUARY 28, 2010 18 AVIAT NETWORKS | Copper Carrier Ethernet Fiber Radio TDMoIP PWE Native TDM
20. The Leading Nodal Packet Transport Platform Multi-gigabit aggregate nodal switching capacity Next-generation Layer 2 Ethernet switch Enhanced traffic processing for maximum throughput Adaptive Coding and Modulation Next generation modem technology Co-channel operation with XPIC JANUARY 28, 2010 20 AVIAT NETWORKS |
21. The Key Solution for IP Wireless Network Evolution Manage your explosive packet traffic growth with industry leading transport capacity Extend your investment With seamless and low risk network migration, with continuity of existing TDM services Simplify your Network With a converged backhaul/transport solution Reduce capital and operational network costs JANUARY 28, 2010 21 AVIAT NETWORKS |
All of us have experienced the tremendous growthin worldwide telecommunications.Drivenby mass market demand for broadband services, voice and video communications, and the explosion of mobile data services, the telecommunications market is experiencing extradordinary opportunities for many companies, including ours.According to the Yankee group …….Mobile subscriber growth will explode from 1B to 3.5B subscribers in 3.5 YearsIt will result in more Mobile lines than fixed in the developing world such as Africa and India.Smartphones, such as the Apple iPhone, will continue to generate significantly higher data usage than more basic mobile phones. The attractive services enabled by smartphones will cause their proportion of the total number of 3G devices to increase from 8% at the end of 2008 to 36% at the end of 2014. The overall mix of wireless network traffic will change significantly between 2009 and 2014, with traffic-intensive data services dominating the mix. By 2014, data services will account for 99.4% of all service usage. Video streaming and downloads will contribute the largest proportions of total data usage, at 56.4% in 2014. This is because video services will require a relatively high data rate and will be popular services, being adopted by many users and used for a significant period of time. Broadband will drive 80% of mobile traffic, and exceed two exabytes per monthTo meet these growing demands, backhaul expansion will be required
Operators are under tremendous pressure to expand services and market reach, through the introduction of new differentiated services and address new and emerging markets. Operators like AT&T are struggling to cope with new Smartphone driven data demand and are scrambling to add network capacity, while also preparing for the introduction of 4G/LTE. To do this they must transform network infrastructure to all-IP to increase capacity, flexibility, at lower operational cost. However they often lack time, resources and expertise
The broadband explosion is already here with the surge in popularity of new data-enabled cellphones, which enable users to download gigabytes of data over mobile connections. AT&T, as one of the first operators to adopt the iPhone, is at the forefront of this trend, and has suffered well-publicized network problems due to massive growth in broadband data adoption, and are now scrambling to add network capacity in the form of new 3G cellsites and additional backhaul capacity.But AT&T will not be unique. Other operators such as O2 in the UK are now seeing the same demand, with similar network issues.