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1、GSA Secretariattel+44 1279 439 667Email GSM/3G Market UpdateJuly 2010Global mobile Suppliers Association(GSA),Global mobile Suppliers Association(GSA),Follow GSA on T,Market Update July 15,2010,mobile Suppliers Association 2010Slide no.1/62,Global mobile Suppliers Association(GSA)Representing leadin

2、g GSM/EDGE,WCDMA-HSPA,LTE suppliers globally Promoting GSM/EDGE/WCDMA and evolved systems for successful delivery ofmobile broadband,enhanced multimedia,voice services 3GPP Market Representation PartnerMobile broadband growth successes,Facts-based research by GSALeveraging strong links in the indust

3、ryObjective analysisGSA surveys,reports,regular updatesLTE Operator CommitmentsHSPA network deployments/launchesWCDMA Network LaunchesHSPA Devices availability3G Services and ApplicationsMobile broadband success storiesEDGE Operators WorldwideHD Voice enabled by W-AMRGSM/3G Market Update July 15,201

4、0,UMTS 900 Global StatusEvolution to LTE-AdvancedEvolution of Network SpeedsMobile broadband spectrumEDGE EvolutionHSPA Evolution(HSPA+)Digital Dividend60+charts,mapsGlobal mobile Suppliers Association 2010Slide no.2/62,Updated GSA surveys referenced in this report,Digital Dividend UpdateHSPA Device

5、s Survey,June 2010July 12,2010,WCDMA-HSPA Launches WorldwideHSPA Operator CommitmentsGlobal HSPA+Network Commitments&DeploymentsMobile broadband growth reports from HSPA operators3G/WCDMA-HSPA,LTE Fact Sheet,June 30,2010June 30,2010June 30,2010July 2,2010July 14,2010,All are available as freedownloa

6、ds via the linkson Log-in firstNot registered?It only takes a minute,Evolution to LTE Information PaperUMTS900 Global StatusHD voice using W-AMREDGE Fact SGSM/3G Market Update July 15,2010,June 7,2010July 12,2010July 6,2010February 1,2010,Global mobile Suppliers Association 2010Slide no.3/62,Global

7、mobile Suppliers Association 2010,GSM/3G Market Update May 13,2010,Global mobile Suppliers Association 2010Slide no.5/75,GSM/WCDMA successes in all regionsMobile subscriptions growth charts and mapsfor all regions and key markets available,GSM/3G Market Update July 15,2010,Global mobile Suppliers As

8、sociation 2010Slide no.6/62,Mobile systems evolution stepsQ1 10 market share,TDMA,EDGE,EDGEEvolution,GSM,GPRS,3GPP CoreNetwork,GSM/3G,PDC,WCDMA,HSDPA/HSUPA,HSPA+,89.6%,cdmaOne2G,CDMA20001xFirst Step into 3G,CDMA20001x EV/DO Rev 03G phase 1,EV/DO EV/DORev A Rev BEvolved 3G,cdma9.7%others0.7%,Market s

9、hare calculated according to subscriptions data provided by Informa Telecoms&Media,GSM/3G Market Update July 15,2010,Global mobile Suppliers Association 2009Slide no.7/62,3GPP radio access evolutionLTE EvolutionLTEHSPA+HSPA3G/WCDMA,D/L peak rate,384 kbps,14.4 Mbps,21/28/42/84 Mbps,150+Mbps,1 Gbps ta

10、rget,GSM/3G Market Update July 15,2010,Global mobile Suppliers Association 2010Slide no.8/62,Global mobile Suppliers Association 2010,GSM/3G Market Update July 15,2010,Global mobile Suppliers Association 2010Slide no.10/62,WCDMA is the leading 3G system globallySource:GSA 3G/WCDMA-HSPA Launches Worl

11、dwide survey June 30,2010,357 commercial WCDMA operators in 148 countries,over 75%commercial 3G networks shareAlmost 99%of commercial WCDMA operators have launched HSPA,GSM/3G Market Update July 15,2010,Global mobile Suppliers Association 2010Slide no.11/62,Mobile broadband is mainstreamGLOBAL econo

12、mies of scale today with HSPA-enabled mobile broadband 353 HSPA networks commercially launched in 147 countries98.8%of commercial WCDMAnetworks are HSPA-enabled500+million WCDMA subscriptions(including HSPA)HSPA is deployed in all the maincellular bands18 UMTS900 networks commerciallylaunchedHSPA Op

13、erator Commitments Survey:GSA June 30,2010ALSO SEE Global HSPA Update slide deck,GSM/3G Market Update July 15,2010,Global mobile Suppliers Association 2010Slide no.12/62,WCDMA subscriptions growth worldwide regional breakdown:Q1 10,GSM/3G Market Update May 13,2010,Global mobile Suppliers Association

14、 2010Slide no.13/72,Well-established mobile broadband eco-system 2,579 HSPA devices launched by 235 suppliers 840 HSPA devices launched in past 9 months(48%growth)press release of devices support peak d/link dataspeed at least 7.2 Mps724 HSUPA devices50 HSPA+devicesSmartphones(i.e.HSPA with WiFi)ist

15、he main growth device segment401 UMTS900 devices supporting HSPA(111%increase since October 2009)Excluding notebooks and e-book readers,19%ofHSPA devices operate in the 900 MHz bandGSA HSPA Devices Survey Key Findings-July 12,2010 Use GAMBoD for further analysis,GSM/3G Market Update July 15,2010,Glo

16、bal mobile Suppliers Association 2010Slide no.14/62,HSPA devices address all segments in all marketsGSA HSPA Devices Survey Key Findings-July 12,2010 Use GAMBoD for further analysis,GSM/3G Market Update July 15,2010,Global mobile Suppliers Association 2010Slide no.15/62,GAMBoD:GSAs analysis tool for

17、 HSPA comprehensive analysis,personalized to individual needs,isavailable using GAMBoD(GSA Analyzer for Mobile BroadbandDevices)analysis tool for HSPA devices,for searches by supplier,form factor,features,downlink/uplink speeds,operating frequencyResults are presented as lists,spreadsheets,or charts

18、 which may beinserted into documents or presentationsRSS feed can be set up to alert when new devices are addedFor use only by GSA website registered users we categorize as beingfrom GSA member organizations or from mobile network operators,GSM/3G Market Update July 15,2010,Global mobile Suppliers A

19、ssociation 2010Slide no.16/62,Mobile broadband success stories globallyReports from operators globally consistentlyconfirm traffic and revenue growthGSA report-Mobile Broadband Growth,GSM/3G Market Update July 15,2010,Global mobile Suppliers Association 2010Slide no.17/62,Explosion in mobile data gr

20、owth predictedLeading the Mobile Broadband RevolutionRalph de la Vega,Chairman of the Board,CTIA Mobile broadband growth outpaces every other platform*Pew estimates that by 2020,mobile devices will be theprimary Internet devices for most people in the world*The average smartphone user generates 10 t

21、imes theamount of traffic generated by the average non-smartphoneuser*,*Source:Cisco,VNI Mobile,GSM/3G Market Update July 15,2010,*Source:CTIA,Written Ex Parte to FCC,Sept.29,2009*Source:Pew Internet&American Life Project,Dec.2008 Worldwide Machine-to-Machine devices rise to 412 millionby 2014*Sourc

22、e:Juniper Research,Embedded Mobile and M2M Strategies 2009-2014,Jan.2010Global mobile Suppliers Association 2010Slide no.18/62,More industry forecasts By 2015,there will be 3.5 billion mobile broadband usersaround the world,compared to the 500+million that use it atpresent(Ericsson)The total data tr

23、affic volume in 2015 will be more than 30 timesthat of 2010.Operators will need to make capital investments toincrease capacity in order to meet this demand(Analysys Mason)Shipments of mobile broadband-enabled consumer products,which includes e-book readers,mobile digital cameras,camcorders,personal

24、 media players,personal navigation devicesand mobile gaming devices will increase 55-fold between 2008and 2014 with total shipments reaching 58 million units per year in2014(ABI Research),GSM/3G Market Update July 15,2010,Global mobile Suppliers Association 2010Slide no.19/62,HSPA+is the main trend

25、in 2010 Almost I in 5 HSPA operators commercially launched HSPA+63 commercial HSPA+networkslaunched in 35 countries 53 networks support 21 Mbps peak 7 networks support 28 Mbps 3 networks support 42 MbpsBy end 2010 GSA anticipates95-100 HSPA+networks willbe in commercial serviceUpdates on network com

26、mitments,launches,ecosystemGlobal HSPA+Network Commitments and Deployments ANDHSPA+Overview Slide Deck,GSM/3G Market Update July 15,2010,Global mobile Suppliers Association 2010Slide no.20/62,HSPA+entering the mainstream in 2010,HSPA has a strong evolution GSM/3G Market Update July 15,2010,HSPA+eco-

27、system today50 HSPA+deviceslaunched in the market by 11 suppliersGlobal mobile Suppliers Association 2010Slide no.21/62,EDGE contributes to mobile broadband success Most HSPA networks combine with EDGEThe majority of WCDMA-HSPA networks are complemented with GSM/EDGE forservice continuity in areas w

28、here WCDMA-HSPA coverage is not available,to ensure thatusers will receive a good experience of most 3G services279 of 401 HSPA network operator commitments(c.70%)also committed to EDGEEDGE can today deliver user data speeds up to 300 kbps peak;more coming withEDGE Evolution1,738 HSPA user devices(8

29、3%)also support GSM/EDGE(excluding notebooks and e-book readers),GSM/3G Market Update July 15,2010,Global mobile Suppliers Association 2010Slide no.22/62,GSM/EDGE:a global,mature technology Over 80%of commercial GPRS networks have committed to EDGE503 GSM/EDGE commitments in 195countries487 commerci

30、al GSM/EDGE networksin 190 countriesSource:GSA EDGE Fact Sheet February 1,GSM/3G Market Update July 15,2010,Global mobile Suppliers Association 2010Slide no.23/62,EDGE Evolution Evolved GERAN:drivers and goalsOperators stress service continuity as being very importantWCDMA evolution to HSDPA is a ke

31、y driver for EDGE Evolution(GERAN Evolution)sincereducing the performance gap is the priorityEDGE Evolution-potential benefits:2 3 times increase in EDGE bit rates 2 3 times spectral efficiency gain(for voice&data capacity)Halve the latency(roundtrip time)All achieved with low impact on the GSM/EDGE

32、 networkStandardized in 3GPP Release 7Leading manufacturers committed,GSM/3G Market Update July 15,2010,Global mobile Suppliers Association 2010Slide no.24/62,EDGE Evolution peak speeds DL speed up to 1.2 Mbps per user expected standard enables up to 1.9 Mbps per user Dual Carrier first phase implem

33、entation 10 TSL per user;standard enables up to 16TSL per user EGPRS-2 DL(REDHOT)level B maximum 118.4 kbps per TSL UL speed up to 474 kbps per user,standard enables up to 947 kbps per user EGPRS-2 UL(HUGE)level B with maximum 118.4 kbps per TSL Peak implementation today 4 TSL per user;standard enab

34、les up to 8 TSL per user,GSM/3G Market Update July 15,2010,Global mobile Suppliers Association 2010Slide no.25/62,Dual Carrier The first step in evolving EDGEDual Carrier is the first step in evolving EDGE,bringing the prospect of doubling todays EDGEspeeds to 592 kbps on existing EDGE-capablenetwor

35、ks.Commercial downlink Dual Carriersolutions are expected to be introduced in 2009.EGPRS-2 level B+is standardized in the newly-released 3GPP Release 8,providing a wider pulseshaping filter to enable higher average end userthroughput,and therefore better coveragecompared to level B.Commercial soluti

36、ons for EGPRS-2 level B+in thedownlink are expected to be introduced in 2010.GSA Information Paper“EDGE Evolution”,GSM/3G Market Update July 15,2010,Global mobile Suppliers Association 2010Slide no.26/62,UMTS900:HSPA deployed in the 900 MHz band Cost reduction in rural/suburban areas Improved in-bui

37、lding penetrationUMTS900 operator case studyElisa,FinlandIncreased coverageSignificant CAPEX,OPEX savingsRe-use existing sitesFaster rolloutImproved voice serviceImproved in-building penetrationUMTS900 Operator Case Study on E has an economic motivation it is a business decision,GSM/3G Market Update

38、 July 15,2010,Global mobile Suppliers Association 2009Slide no.27/62,Improved user experience of mobile broadbandand voice with UMTS900,UMTS900 operator case studyOptus,AustraliaUMTS900 Operator Case Study on O Market Update July 15,2010,“Site optimization gave customers a kick up in performancefor

39、2G service as well as access to UMTS900”“The extended reach of 900 MHz means we can deliverbetter quality and wider coverage across sparselypopulated areas,as well as enhanced depth of coverage”“UMTS900 has been critical in bringing up the depth ofcoverage into peoples homes,so they get a similarexp

40、erience in both voice and data coverage,making it amore economically feasible solution for expansion”“By having a technology that allows us to get into moreplaces at a lower cost,we can deliver more services.Forexample,we can grow our small and medium business andconsumer market penetration”“Amongst

41、 other applications,UMTS900 implementation is acase study for how we will utilize new spectrum arisingfrom the Digital Dividend”Global mobile Suppliers Association 2010Slide no.28/66,UMTS900 commercializationRegulatory status401 UMTS900 devices announcedUpdates:UMTS900 Global Status,GSM/3G Market Up

42、date July 15,2010,Global mobile Suppliers Association 2010Slide no.29/62,UMTS900 operator insights Elisa FIRecommended download UMTS900 Update:New Operator InsightsPresentation by Dr Eetu Prieur,Elisa FinlandDeveloping A Fully Inclusive Mobile BroadbandStrategy:Bringing Mobile Broadband To Remote An

43、dRural AreasElisa launched the worlds first UMTS900(HSPA)system in Finland in November 2007 and are nowupgrading to HSPA+.In his presentation Dr Eetu Prieurexplains why UMTS900 is“a 100%clear go”.,GSM/3G Market Update July 15,2010,Global mobile Suppliers Association 2010Slide no.30/62,HSPA850 networ

44、ks in commercial service Launched in Australia,The Philippines,Latin AmericaUMTS850 commercial launch:October 06Worlds largest UMTS 850 network.TelstrasNext G network covers more than 1.9 millionsquare kilometres.The Next G networkprovides mobile broadband access to 99 percent of Australians,spannin

45、g city to countryincluding many remote coastal and ruralcommunities(.au)Commercial UMTS-HSPA networks launched throughout theAmericas;most operate in the 850 MHz bandA robust UMTS850 ecosystem exists today which includes940*HSPA devices which operate in the 850 MHz band(*excluding notebooks and e-bo

46、ok readers)Source:GSA HSPA Devices survey July 12,2010,GSM/3G Market Update July 15,2010,Global mobile Suppliers Association 2010Slide no.31/62,The roadmap for LTE,Excellent Mobile Broadband TodayVoice and full Range of IP Services,Enhanced User ExperienceImproved voice and data capability,Rel-99WCD

47、MA,Rel-5,Rel-6HSPA,Rel-7,Rel-8HSPA+,Rel-9&beyond(HSPA Evolved),LTE leverages new,widerand TDD spectrum,Rel-8LTE,Rel-9,Rel-10LTE-A,GSM/3G Market Update July 15,2010,2009-2010,2011+-,Global mobile Suppliers Association 2010Slide no.32/62,The industry direction is to LTE-LTE is needed to accommodate hu

48、ge traffic growthYear 2010:LTE performancePeak downlink:150 Mbps,Mobile broadband is gaining momentum fromwidespread 3.5G deployments,flat rate datatariffs,and availability of internet friendly mobilesTraffic rising/revenue falling40 x 100 x traffic increaseMay need to be supportedacross several fre

49、quency bandsLTE is essential to take mobilebroadband to the mass GSM/3G Market Update July 15,2010,Typical user speed:10-30 MbpsTypical user UL rate:5-50 MbpsSpectrum flexibilityCan use new or re-farmed spectrum,FDD and TDDVariable channel bandwidthImproved performanceHigher capacity,peak and user d

50、ata ratesHigher bandwidthMuch lower latency“always on”;enhanced user experienceLower costIP-based flat network architecture;Low OPEXHigh degree of self configuration/optimizationHigh re-use of assets including sitesComplements 3G/HSPAAddresses high capacity requirementsSeamless service continuity/mu