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Enabling Technologies and the future of Networks

Preeti NagarajanHead of Strategy Business Area Networks

Preeti Nagarajan Business Area Networks 2019-10-30


Networks and the future

Role of enabling technologies

Significance of Ecosystem


44 million new subscriptions in Q1 2019, making a total of 7.9 billion

6bnThere are now 6 billion mobile broadband subscriptions

47%LTE now accounts for 47% of all mobile subscriptions


Mobile data traffic grew 78 percent between Q2 2018 and Q2 2019

The high growth rate was to a large extent driven by continued growth of data volumes per subscriber in China and of LTE subscriptions in India.


Main drivers:• Video in most online content• Growth of VoD services• Video streaming services• Changing user behavior• Increased segment penetration• Evolving devices• Increased network performance• Emerging immersive formats and applications

Video forecast to make up almost 75 percent of mobile traffic in 2024


The strong momentum for 5G continues

1.9bn1.9 billion 5G subscriptions in 2024

Several markets have switched on 5G, following the introduction of new 5G-compatible smartphones


Enhanced Mobile Broadband

Massive IoT Critical IoT

Fixed Wireless Access

5G


Ericsson 5G execution

We are supporting with our 5G network technology

20live networks

Ericsson is leading in performance on 5G live networks

21%better speed

We have shipped 4 million 5G HW-prepared radios since 2015

4million radios

First with commercial 5G live networks in 4 continents: Americas, Europe, Asia and Oceania

5G commercial agreements with 70+ operators

28publicly announced contracts


Consumers indicate a high willingness to pay for new services

5G incar entertainment

AR window

AR windshield

5G augmented events

VR cinema

low latency cloud gaming

AR/VR learning

5G home wireless

connected robot

real-time translations

3D hologram calling

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A consumer use case roadmap to 5GEricsson ConsumerLab

Lowest (47%)

Highest (79%)

% of consumers willing to pay


Operators who invest for industry services could substantially grow revenues

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2016 2018 2020 2022 2024 2026

USD TPotential revenue growth for

operators from industry digitalization

Current & 5G addressable operator revenuesArthur D. Little & Ericsson

>35%

Healthcare 21%

Manufacturing19%

Energy & Utility12%

Automotive12%

Public Safety10%

Media and entertainment

10%

Other 16%

2030 opportunityUSD 700 b

ericsson.com/5g/5g-for-business

ericsson.com/5g/5g-for-business


Pioneering 5G with industries

Automotive 5G manufacturing— 5G network

for Mercedes— Network will facilitate

data linking on the assembly line

Autonomous driving trucks— Einride remote 5G

truck operation— One driver controls 10

trucks, — 60% OPEX savings

— Automotive 5G for e.GOMobile AG at its Aachen complex

Smart harbor— 5G smart harbor at the

Port of Qingdao with China Unicom

— 70% labor costs savings

Telefonica Telia

China Unicom


Ericsson Networks Architecture


Key technology enablers for introducing 5G

Dynamic spectrum sharing

Carrier Aggregation5G-ready Radios and Basebands

Dual-Mode5G Cloud Core

CAMid band

Low band

CA

+60%

LTE

NR

2G-4G 5G

Tight Interworking


The future

Ubiquitous radio access

Distributed Compute & Storage

Zero touch

Internet of skills

Cyber-physical systems

Network security

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