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Towards a Knowledge Society – The Nordic Experience

The Convergence on 3G – Partnership of Industry, Government and Academia

Jan UddenfeldtSenior Vice President, Senior Advisor Technology to CEO,

Ericsson

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Jan Uddenfeldt Ericsson Internal 2005-10-142

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3G Status


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3G / WCDMA uptake

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Source: Internal Ericsson, September 2005

Ericsson supports 43 of 77 launched WCDMA networks

EMEA(61 launched)

Austria, Bahrain, Belgium, Croatia, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Greece,

Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Ireland, Israel, Italy, Mauritius,

Luxembourg, Poland, Romania, Portugal, Slovenia, South Africa, Spain, Sweden,

Switzerland, UK, UAE

ASIA-PACIFIC(15 launched)

Australia, Hong Kong, Japan,

Malaysia, New Zealand,

Singapore, Taiwan

NORTH AMERICA(1 launched )

USA

WCDMA launches worldwide


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Telephony

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MobileHome

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Mobile Broadband


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Mobile Broadband –It´s already happening

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3G

3G Evolved (HSDPA)

3G is Broadband Service

GSM


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3G0,5 Mbps

3G Evolution Upto 14 Mbps

2005/6 2009/102003/4 2007/8 2011/12

”Super 3G”Up to 100 Mbps

Mobile Broadband Evolution


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3G is Broadband Services

New broadband services in phones

(Mobile TV, Videotelephony, email)

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Broadband services for PC’s– Mobile users– Residential users at h ome in particular Eastern Europe,

China etc. where wireline penetration is low


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Europe is Leading the Mobile World

Harmonised standards is key for success!

GSM was chosen as a Pan-European standard and now it completely dominates the world

3G is following in GSM’s footsteps and is becoming a success


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US Situation

Multi-standards (TDMA, CDMA, IDEN) gives– Fragmented market– Move expensive products– Less export for US companies

Has lead to that US now also is using GSM and European 3G

However, US is marketing this multi-standards approach calling it “Technology neutrality”


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Standardization future

Europe should continue its leadership and build on success from GSM and 3G harmonized standards

We shall avoid the fragmentation that incompatible multi-standards would give

Harmonization leads to

- better service for end users (e.g. Roaming)

- Lower cost for equipment (higher volumes)

- Competition by multiple operators


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Summary

Mobile communications continues to grow fast

3G is becoming established (30M subs)

3G gives Broadband Services

Europe shall continue to be the leader in mobile communciations


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