IMT2000 Here and Now

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IMT-2000Here and Now

• By Jay H. Oh, Qualcomm Inc. - CDG
• September 2002

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Content

• CDMA Development Group
• CDMA Worldwide
• IMT-2000 in the Marketplace

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CDMA Development Group
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Charter
To lead the rapid evolution and deployment of
CDMA-based systems, based on open standards and
encompassing all core architectures, to meet the
needs of markets around the world in an emerging,
information-intensive environment
Information Distribution
Technical Service Development
Deployment Assistance
Conferences Emails Website Etc.
System Testing Advanced Systems Evolution Etc.
Time-to-Market Intl Roaming Interoperability Etc.
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Membership
The CDG is a consortium of 113 member companies
from around the world. Members are involved in
many aspects of CDMA system deployment and
support.
Operators
Subscriber Equipment
Value-AddedServices

Network Enhancement/ Optimization
Network Interface Access
Network Infrastructure
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CDG Membership
Lightbridge, Inc.
Pele-Phone
Winphoria Networks
Willtech, Inc.
ParkerVision Inc.
Sony Electronics
News IQ Inc.
Reliance Infocom Ltd.
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CDMA Worldwide
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In five years, CDMA has grown to reach over 120
million subscribers
Thousands
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Asia Pacific
North America
Caribbean Latin America
Europe, Middle East Africa
Note prior to March 1998 the Caribbean and
Mexico are included in North America after March
1998 they are included in Caribbean Latin
America
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CDMA is one of the leading digital technologies
with presence across all continents
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CDMA will continue to be the fastest growing
technology platform
CDMA market share will grow from 12 in 2001 to
20 in 2005
Source EMC, Morgan Stanley
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IMT-2000 in the Marketplace Looking at CDMA2000
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CDMA2000 Deployments
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CDMA2000 accounts for more than 98 of the
commercial IMT-2000 market

• In June there were more than 13 million CDMA2000
  subscribers
• More than 2.0 million are added every month

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CDMA2000 delivers value to consumers and
increased revenue to operators
Applications
Revenue per Subscriber (ARPU)

• Multimedia messaging
• Game downloads
• Telematics
• Camera and motion video

• CDMA2000 delivers nearly 5 fold increase in data
  revenue and more than 50 higher total revenue
  per subscriber

Source Morgan Stanley, June 2002
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Reasons for CDMA2000 success
Devices available today

• Over 100 handset device models
• Over 20 other devices such as PDAs, modem cards
• Offer color displays, MP3 players and photo
  cameras, support high-speed data access
• CDMA2000 devices are backwards compatible with
  cdmaOne devices
• CDMA2000 1X wholesale prices are around 200-400
  and CDMA2000 1xEV-DO are 400-500 (SKT, KTF)
• CDMA2000 1X devices have long battery life (250
  hours)

Source Morgan Stanley, June 2002
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Reasons for CDMA2000 success

• CDMA2000 is not constrained to only the IMT-2000
  band. Defined to operate in existing and IMT
  spectrum
• 450 MHz
• 700 MHz
• 800 MHz
• 900 MHz
• 1700 MHz
• 1800 MHz
• 1900 MHz
• 2100 MHz

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Reasons for CDMA2000 success

Source Morgan Stanley, June 2002
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Reasons for CDMA2000 success
NIU
BTS
BSC
MSC
IWF
IP Backbone

• The network is architected to deliver Internet
  and advanced services seamlessly, and without the
  need to build-out a new packet network

PSTN
WWW
VPN
Enterprise Network
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CDMA2000 offers a direct path to IMT-2000 for
CDMA and TDMA operators
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Options are growing for GSM operators to migrate
to IMT-2000

• Option 1
• Overlay GSM with a GPRS for data services
• Option 2
• Migrate GSM/GPRS to EDGE
• Option 3
• Obtain new spectrum and deploy WCDMA
• Option 4
• Overlay GSM/GPRS with CDMA2000 1xEV-DO for data
  services
• Option 5
• Migrate GSM/GPRS to CDMA2000 using a GSM1X
  overlay

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CDMA2000 offers real solutions for operators
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Thank You

• For further information
• CDMA Development Group
• 575 Anton Boulevard, Suite 560
• Costa Mesa, CA 92626 USA
• Phone [phone]
• Fax [phone]
• cdg_at_cdg.org
• www.cdg.org