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Building the Super-Connected City South West and Bristol NextGen Roadshow
17th July 2012
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Strong relationships with cities and public
sector networks !!!!!!!!!
Investment partners !!!
CityFibre
• One of the UK’s leading fibre optic infrastructure providers
• 30,000 km of fibre in the ground in 50 UK towns and cities, Delivered over 100 fibre networks
• Largest FTTH network in the UK
• Supported by two of the world’s leading investment banks; Macquarie Capital and Citigroup
• £500m investment to build 15 FTTx cities
To empower the UK society by delivering transformational fibre infrastructure that is a foundation of economic development
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Derby College Application Form - Covering Letter.doc Issue Date: 20 June 2009
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NHS Pathways CMS Change Notice: Pathways 6.4 Content in DOS 20/07/2011&
Background
As you may be aware the clinical content of NHS Pathways is upgraded periodically - typically twice per year as spring and autumn releases. The forthcoming release of Pathways 6.4 introduces significant changes, not to the clinical content itself but to the Symptom Groups (SGs) and Symptom Discriminators (SDs) that are reflected in the Clinical Details section of the DOS.
This change introduces revised structure, content and wording, which will allow services and commissioners to capture and validate their own capabilities without the need for Pathways Authoring review. This gives control of the data back to the local health community and will enable the move away from t����� � ���������������������������� ��������������employed over the past year to ensure clinical safety.
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New content will initially sit alongside the existing content during the migration phase. This will enable live NHS Pathways users to continue to access current Pathways
content until such time as they switch to NHS Pathways 6.4.
Outline Plan
Our intended plan for this migration is outlined as follows:
The NHS Pathways 6.4 content will be added to new DOS prior to your migration date.
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Transformational Fibre Infrastructure
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Fibre: the natural choice for powering our digital economy
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An economic perspective:
76% Business stating that broadband is critical to their economic success 69% Broadband is restricting their businesses today 60% Concerned about future capacity and quality !(Source:!Atkins,!survey!of!10%!of!businesses!in!UK!mid!size!city,!November!2011!!!
Gigabit capable, symmetrical, scalable and future proof
The best foundation for a city’s ICT infrastructure
A necessity rather than a luxury
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Transformational Fibre Infrastructure
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Citywide fibre is inevitable The debate is when and how Bandwidth demand and capabilities
US vs. Europe (Source: Solon Strategy)
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Europe is 2-3 years behind the US in business fibre demand � but this will change
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Bandwidth requirements
US
Bandwidth requirements
Europe
Max. copper bandwidth Europe
Max. copper bandwidth US
� European bandwidth demand behind US levels, but growing
� Network layout in Europe allowing for higher bandwidths over copper infrastructure
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Bandwidth demand and capabilities US vs. Europe
S C H E M A T I C
Source: Solon
B2B
(Source: Solon Strategy)
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A Race To Infinity?
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Investment partners !!!
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Transformational Fibre Infrastructure
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Fibre ensures better mobile services
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Mobile backhauling generates additional upside for fibre carriers
Source: AV&Co., Solon
� Further increase in penetration expected due to 4G rollout
� European mobile backhaul opportunity is 2.5x bigger than in the US
� European market is approx. 2-3 years behind the US market in its smartphone usage
� Similar development to be expected for Europe
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Over'the'next'2'to'3'years'the'UK’s'mobile'base'staDons'must'upgrade'to'fibre'
(Source: Solon Strategy)
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Transformational Fibre Infrastructure
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Case for private investment
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The US market shows high valuations for fibre-based companies � recent deals in Europe saw comparable high multiples (e.g. Eurofiber)
8X
10X
6X
4X
2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010
Until 2009: Fibre players with constant valuation spread
compared to non-fibre companies
From 2009: increase in valuation spread
Pure fibre Altnets
Non-fibre based
Altnets or Hybrid Altnets
US Altnets EBITDA Multiples � Fibre vs. Non-fibre Multiple Estimates
Source: AV&Co., Solon
CFH Investor appetite for pure play fibre investment is strong: - Long term critical
infrastructure - High yield potential - 10x EBITDA multiples - Healthy M&A activity CityFibre has teamed with the leading infrastructure investment banks: '''''''!
(Source: Solon Strategy)
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Transformational Fibre Infrastructure
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'Open'Passive'Fibre:'
Open'AcDve'Networks:'Fixed'and'Wireless'(Enable'InnovaDon)'
BeVer'Retail'Services:'(now'and'in'the'future)'
Healthier'Economy'Happier'Society'
Realising the ‘super-connected’ city
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Transformational Fibre Infrastructure
Transformational Fibre Infrastructure
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Rollout over time – illustration of phases
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Transformational Fibre Infrastructure
5!years!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!10!years!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!15!years!
ConstrucFon!conFnues!through!yield!phase!
ConstrucDon'Phase' '''Yield'Phase'
Anchor!tenant!commitment!period!(5!to!10!years)!
Anchor'Tenants'MiDgate'Demand'Risks'Engineering'Partners'MiDgate'Delivery'Risks' Natural'Demand'
Deliver!in!urban!areas!for!opFmal!ROI!
Private'Equity'Investors'(low'debt'to'equity'raDo)'
Infrastructure'&'Pension'Funds'(higher'debt'to'equity'raDo)'
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Everyone benefits from our Well Planned City
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Transformational Fibre Infrastructure
Core network, Public Sector anchor client, schools, colleges, universities, public health
CCTV, Traffic Controlsystems, municipal WIFI
Public sector networks: Council, schools, libraries, healthcare
Public sector devices: CCTV, traffic control, municipal WiFi
Public Sector Sponsors
3G, LTE, 4G backhaul,data centres
Large corporate P2P andresilient ring connectivity
Mobile sector: Fibre to base stations and small cells
Large enterprise sector: Gigabit, low latency fibre for business
Private Sector Sponsors
Core C
ity Metro N
etwork
SME with Gbps site to siteand internet services
Consumers with 100Mbps+symmetrical internet access
SME sector: FTTP
Consumer sector: FTTH
Private Sector Sponsors
Distribution N
etwork
Opportunities for the P
ublic Sector to
support deployments in conjunction w
ith the U
rban Broadband Fund or sim
ilar Supported by anchor tenant sponsors
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Leading by Example City of York – “Digital Infrastructure Capital of the North”
Core network is deployed and operational Transformational fibre infrastructure – 10 Gbps rings with 1 Gbps access
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Transformational Fibre Infrastructure
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CityFibre adds significant value to cities
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We will invest up to £35m of private funding per city
We will build a new citywide fibre optic network
• Future proofed for the next century
An open network for all:
• Public services – transformational connectivity for schools, hospitals, public services
• Business – low latency gigabit networks for SME’s and enterprises
• Residents – the best broadband through FTTH
• Wireless – dark fibre powering the next generation of mobile and wireless services
We have selected Fujitsu as our engineering and delivery partner CityFibre gives service providers, enterprises and mobile operators a better choice of access network
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Transformational Fibre Infrastructure
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CityFibre’s £500m investment programme
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''''''It’s'not'a'pipe'dream:'Many!successful!examples!of!NGA!fibre!networks!worldwide!!!!'''''''''''''''''''''
Our stated aims for our Well Planned Cities:
• Rollout to 1.0 million homes, 100,000 businesses
• 15 cities
• More towns and cities to follow…
Funded though private investment
• But complimentary to the Governments ‘Super Connected Cities’ initiative
• Our open passive fibre networks are state aid friendly
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Transformational Fibre Infrastructure
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Thank You
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Be'inspired'''
“A healthy economy needs more fibre in its diet”
Mark Collins
Director, Policy and Regulation
CityFibre Holdings
07973 631519
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