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The insatiable demand for faster, better mobile broadband
First phase of 5G will focus on eMBB - new levels of capability and efficiency
Enhanced mobile
>75%
Of global mobile data traffic will
broadband
be streaming media (video, audio,
etc.) by 2020
Delivering fiber-like
performance without the wires—
Ushering in the next generation of highly immersive,
1.2GB 14.5 GB
Growth in average device traffic per month
always-connected user experiences from 2014 to 2020
Survey sample
Participants in each country:
Smartphone owners
~ 50 %
Source: “Making 5G a reality: Addressing the strong mobile broadband demand in 2019
and beyond,” September 2017, jointly published by Qualcomm Technologies, Inc. and Nokia. 6
86% of respondents want faster smartphone connectivity
2% 2% 1% 3%
9% 15% 12% 14%
26%
Faster speed, Desired frequency
3%
11% 15% 33%
32%
34%
30% 50% 39%
CA2.Thinking about all the activities that require connectivity (i.e. internet browsing, video streaming, social media, messaging, etc.), how often do you need or would like those connected activities to run faster than typical on your current primary 7
smartphone? (Total N=5484 for Global; N=1002 for US; N=1010 for China; N=1000 for UK, N=1006 for France; N=1002 for Germany; N=824 for Finland)
Close to 50% of respondents likely to be early 5G adopters
With over 60% of them willing to pay on average $50 extra for 5G
MEDIAN
Extra willing
$50 $50 $32 $67 $59 $47 $59
to pay for 5G ¥335 ¥211 £50 €50 €40 €50
smartphone 64% >0 65% >0 82% >0 64% >0 55% >0 60% >0 52% >0
CT1. Based on this description, how believable are the benefits of 5G? CT2. Based on this description, how appealing is 5G to you?
CT3. Based on this description, how unique is 5G to you? CT4. Based on this description, how relevant is 5G to you personally and how you use technology?
CT5. For your next smartphone, how likely are you to purchase a phone that has 5G? CT7. You mentioned earlier that you plan to spend [INSERT THE ANSWER FROM S11] [INSERT CURRENCY SIGN] on your next smartphone. How much
extra would you be willing to pay out of pocket for 5G on top of the price of your next smartphone? (Total N=5844 for Global; N=1002 for US; N=1010 for China; N=1000 for UK, N=1006 for France; N=1002 for Germany; N=824 for Finland) 8
5G will address the pain points of today’s mobile networks
Top 5G eMBB use cases in 2019 and beyond
Never need to
Instant cloud Social media live
1 48% log onto public 6 21% access
11 16% sharing in UHD
Wi-Fi again
Download content
3 37% 10x faster 8 19%
Share/transfer
files instantly
13 14%
Next-gen
VR experience
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Delivering fiber-like
performance…
wirelessly
Starting with Gigabit LTE today
Strong Gigabit LTE
operator momentum
38
Operators in 23 countries
with Gigabit Class LTE
planned or trialed
Source: Qualcomm Technologies internal analysis, GSA “Snapshot: LTE-Advanced Networks including LTE-Advanced Pro” report, May 2017 11
Gigabit LTE is essential to the 5G mobile experience
New 5G NR mmWave
Multi-Gigabit
5G Licensed Spectrum
Exclusive use
Mid bands
1GHz to 6 GHz
Wider bandwidths for e.g.
NR enhanced mobile broadband &
mission-critical
Shared Spectrum
New shared spectrum paradigms
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Example of 5G spectrum High bands above
24 GHz (mmWave)
utilizing low, mid and • 26GHz, 28GHz, 37GHz, 70GHz
5G Licensed Spectrum
Exclusive use
Mid bands
1GHz to 6 GHz
• 3.5 GHz layer (“C-Band”)
NR •
•
Dense urban coverage
Large Bandwidth
Shared Spectrum • Reusing sites for 1800/2100/2600 MHz
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New 5G band
37-37.6GHz
600MHz (2x35MHz) 3.5GHz (150MHz) 5.9–7.1GHz 27.5-28.35GHz 37.6-40GHz 64-71GHz
3.6–3.8GHz
3.4–3.7GHz 26.5-29.5GHz
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Delivering on 5G eMBB expectations – downlink
LTE-5G DL comparative: capacity and resolution
Number of
720p, SA NR 2CA 28GHz
video DL
sessions 1 MP NSA - LTE 3CA + NR 2CA 3-6GHz
served
HD 1080p, LTE 4.9G 5CA 4x4 MIMO
1000 2 MP LTE 3CA (LTE 3GPP Release 13)
1067 3 MP
4K,
533
253 8.3 MP
320
127
127 76 128 25 MP 8K,
100
33 MP
63
30 43
38 32
15 10
10 40 8
20
12 5
5 4
2 1 Bandwidth for
3Mbps 6Mbps 10Mbps 25Mbps 75Mbps 100Mbps optimal resolution
100 Mbps
whenever needed
90 GHz
3 mm
>10 Gbps
peak data rates
10 000
x more traffic
Extreme
30 GHz
Mobile 1 cm
Broadband
10-100
x more devices
10 GHz
<1 ms
M2M
radio latency
3 GHz
Massive Critical
ultra low cost
machine machine 10 cm
communication communication
10 years Ultra
on battery
reliability 300 MHz
1m
ANTENNA ARRAYS
large number (>>8) of Enhance Coverage
controllable antennas High gain adaptive
beamforming
ANTENNA SIGNALS
adaptable by the
physical layer
OFF ON
Massive MIMO
w/o mMIMO coverage boost
5G | 3500
with MIMO
*) NSA: Non standalone; SA: Standalone … functional freeze …protocol (ASN.1) freeze
5G core 4G or 5G core
4G radio
5G radio 5G radio
Data
Layer
ANY-HAUL Packet Packet
MULTI-BAND Core Core
MULTI-CONNECTIVITY Functions Functions
MULTI-SLICE
Handheld and in-vehicle UEs with Multiple gNodeBs with Indoor mobility with penetration
four selectable sub-arrays 128 antenna elements and dynamic blockage
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Significant 5G NR mmWave outdoor coverage via co-siting
Co-siting 28 GHz 5G NR mmWave with LTE:
Site Density and Outdoor Downlink Coverage
Site
48 36 28 41 31 density
[per sq. km]
3GPP-compliant trials
and interoperability testing
at sub-6 GHz & mmWave
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Learn more
Harri Holma
Nokia Bell Labs Fellow
John Smee
VP of Engineering
Qualcomm Research
https://www.qualcomm.com/documents/making-5g-reality- https://pages.nokia.com/What.are.the.technology.
addressing-strong-mobile-broadband-demand-2019-beyond components.of.5G.New.Radio.html
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