FTTH Market, Strategies and

Portfolio Update

Wireline Marketing
October 2009
Agenda

FTTx market

€ Alcatel Lucent GPON Portfolio

ECO Eco-sustainability in access networks

Next generation access

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 Service evolution overview
Widespread 3D-TV
Entertainment Apps on TV
(Open STB APIs)
Growing Interactive Services
TV Content NPVR
Emerging Web Catch-Up E-Administration
on TV Advanced TV
Envisaged
EPG Remote
Web 2.0
All HD On TV Elderly
Exclusive Care
Integrated Content
Communication FMC User Wider-Economy
TV on PC
Services Shared-TV Home Services
Commercial Surveilance
TV FMC DVR
HD
Videophony
Terminal Rich
Free Nat’l VoD E-Education
Videophony Voice
Calls Home
Free Int’l IP IPTV Traffic Monitoring E-Health
Calls Telephony Information

Child Protection Wireless

Up to 50/20 HSI
Home Network Mg’t Up to 100/100 HSI QoS Guarantee LAN Router
Home Tech Support
Up to 1000/1000 HSI
Enabling Services
Source: Yankee Group 2009

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 More bandwidth downstream, but also upstream

Tier 1 operator in Europe:

Next Generation 3D TV
“One of the main learning
HDTV VOD from fiber trial is that
Video Uploads/Downloads
customer shows strong
Large File Sharing
Premises Web Hosting interest for upload capacity
Multi Player Gaming, Interactive Distance Learning
(picture upload, home
Generates new
working, …)”
Network PVR

ARPU & File Sharing/Home Video Sharing/Streaming

Telecommuting
Differentiates Video Conferencing, Premises Surveillance
Service Offering Web Surfing

20 15 10 5 5 10 15 20 25
FTTP
VDSL
ADSL 2+
Cable
ADSL

Sources: FTTH Council; Operators; Alcatel-Lucent

Today’s downstream is tomorrow’s upstream

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 Solving the bandwidth equation with FTT€
Strategy
Alcatel-Lucent’s strategy: “Fiber to the most economical point”
VDSL
~50 Mbps
ADSL
~12 Mbps

GPON
100 Mbps+

VDSL P2P/AE
~50 Mbps 100 Mbps+
VDSL
~100 Mbps

Drivers: up-front CAPEX, competition, and time-to-market

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Fiber Nations On the Move
FTTx has passed the Point-of-No-Return
100%
Mature
Hong Kong
South Korea Switzerland
80%
15M HH TAD
Japan
Belgium
FTTH 60%

FTTx HP [%]
FTTB Moving Ireland
Leapfrog Croatia
40% NL Austria
US Lithuania
FTTN VDSL2 Denmark Portugal
Slovakia
Sweden Germany
20% France
TBD Estonia
Russia
Finland
Norway
Italy Spain Czech
Latvia
0% UK Poland
Romania China
10% 100% 1000%

-20%

FTTx HP Growth [%] 2007-2008

Source: Alcate-Lucent analysis of industry blend: iDATE, Ovum, Point Topic

Today more than 40M BB users are connected via fiber

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 Major operators have defined their FTTx strategy
Public announcements in Countries Incumbent Alternative Munis/util.
top BB countries Australia
Belgium Cable
China Cable
FTTAmplifier Denmark
FTTN
for HFC France
Germany
ePON / GPON P2P / AE Hong Kong
Iceland
Ireland
N/A or TBD Italy
Japan
Korea
70% top national New Zealand
carriers with GPON Norway
Singapore
50% countries with at least Spain
two operators with GPON Sweden
Switzerland Cable
The Netherlands Cable
GPON in volumes Cable
UK
initially in the USA USA and Canada Cable

Source: public announcements

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 FTTx is translating into numbers,
PON and VDSL drives FTTx
CAGR 2004-2008

50 50% 100% 150%

FTTx Subs WW (M)

40 PON in Asia

30 PON outside
Asia
20
VDSL
10

0
P2P
As % of fixed CY2004 CY2005 CY2006 CY2007 CY2008
BB Source: Infonetics / Analyse Alcatel-Lucent
subscribers 3,4% 4,7% 6,5% 9,5% 13,6%

PON in North America and EMAI showing strong size and highest growth

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 Fiber to the most economical point FTT€
Comes in different flavors

FTTN VDSL2

Factors:
Competition FTTH
AT&T
CAPEX/OPEX
Greenfield
Existing FTTH
infrastructure
Regulation
Incentives
Demand
Greenfield vs.
brownfield CO VDSL2 &
FTTH

FTTH/B

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High regional variances – different financial profile

Market Driven Risk Driven Policy Driven

Sharing Dark Fiber Joined re-use of Local community

in the Building ducts or dark fibre as IP Wholesaler

Wholesaler
Wholesaler SP1 SP2 SPx

CO CO CO CO CO
FFP

Fiber Flexibility
Point Building

Private Private
Building Ducts / Private Public
owners fiber

Fiber Nation = mosaic of Technology-agnostic sharing options

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 Fiber is a “big” marketing event

Fios Reality Contests

Hummer

AT&T’s
“Ice Cream”
truck

You just got to have it!

Fiber “Tupperware” Parties &

neighborhood sales

Fios
Lounges
AT&T’s Experience
Stores

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 FTTx comes with profound usage changes
Higher BB speeds lead to increased usage, in general
More capacity.... …leads to more usage
time spent online (h/week)

Countries included: Finland, Norway, UK, Gernany, Spain,

Belgium, Denmark, Switzerland, Netherlands, Austria, Ireland, Mexico

Average broadband speed (Mbps)

Source: Nielsen/Netrating Netview homes data only, June 2006

“When we upgraded our customers from 2Mbps to up to 8Mbps we saw an

average increase in usage of 15% per customer” - Neil Laycock (CEO PlusNet)

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 78% of FTTH users are very satisfied

60%

50%

40%

I do not like it at all

Its below average
30% Its average
Its above average
I like it very much

20%

10%

0% Source:
Cable modem DSL Mobil Breband Optical fibre FTTH Council Europe
& Ovum, 2009

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 FTTH users Spend More Time Online

70%

60%

50%

40% Less than 30 minutes

30 minutes to 1 hour
1 hour to 2 hours
2 hours to 3 hours
30% More than 3 hours

20%

10%

0% Source:
Cable modem DSL Mobil Breband Optical fibre Not sure FTTH Council Europe
& Ovum, 2009

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 Alcatel-Lucent’s leadership in GPON
Alcatel-Lucent present in all major GPON deployments
GPON World-wide Port Shipments (OLT+ONT)worldwide – 80+ projects in total:
Alcatel-Lucent
Alcatel-Lucent 721K • #1 FTTx supplier in the US:
Huawei
Motorola
• AT&T, Verizon
520K
• Leading the largest GPON deployments in Europe:
Siemens
Calix 304K • France Telecom, SFR, Portugal Telecom…
E///
Huawei 240K • Developing a strong presence in APAC:
E/// 68K
• Hanaro, Singtel, TNZ, China Telecom, China,
ECI
Source: Dell’Oro, August 2009 Mobile…
• Leading supplier of GPON to utility companies and
municipalities around the world:
Ericsson • Utilities include NRGi Fibernet, Jönköping
Huawei 4% Energi, Bristol Virginia Utilities. Municipalities
12%
include Arvidsjaur, Tidaholm Sweden, Lincoln
Calix Country US, Asturias Spain…
Alcatel-Lucent
16%
37% • Developing references for point-to-point (P2P) fibre
solutions:
Motorola
• KPN (Netherlands), Sydfyns Intranet (Denmark)
27% EWZ (and Switzerland)...
• Winner of prestigious IEC InfoVision Award for GPON
Alcatel-Lucent shipped 37% of ONT (BBWF Paris, Sept. 9/09)
cumulative GPON ports up to 2Q09

Alcatel-Lucent, a leading supplier of GPON solutions worldwide

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 Alcatel-Lucent – the GPON leader
Operator Vendor 2nd Vendor Deployment model Status
GPON FTTU 3M HP per year, target
18M HP in 2010
GPON FTTU Mass roll-out

GPON FTTU Roll-out started, 15K HC

Dasan FTTB/VDSL and FTTU Nation wide

None GPON/FTTU Massive roll-out

None GPON/FTTU Massive deployment

Tellabs GPON/FTTU Started 2008

None GPON/FTTU Started 2009

GPON/FTTU Since 2008, target 1M

HC
GPON/FTTU Massive roll-out

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Agenda

FTTx market

€ Alcatel Lucent GPON Portfolio

ECO Eco-sustainability in access networks

Next generation access

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€ 7342 ISAM FTTU – Solution in Brief
The Industry Leading GPON platform

• GPON standards based optical

broadband - part of the ISAM family
with shared technology, management
• 2.5 Gb/s downstream and 1.2 Gb/s
upstream over a single fiber.
I-Series ONT
• GPON encapsulation mode (GEM) for
most efficient transfer of IP/Ethernet
service traffic
• Up to 64 subscribers per PON (a single
O-Series ONT
fiber), 4 PONs per line card
• Variety of ONT options to match the
needs of residential or business
customers
B-Series ONT
Optical Line Terminal

FTTB ONT

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€ 7342 ISAM FTTU
Optical Network Terminations – Portfolio
Residential Business FTTB

Indoor
4xGigE, 4xE1s
24xVDSL2 (30a/17a)
2xFE, 2xGigE 4xGigE
2xPOTS, RF

4xGigE, 2xPOTS, optional RF

Outdoor
8xVDSL2 (30a/17a)
8xFE, RF

1xGigE, 2xGigE,
8xPOTS, 8xPOTS,
1xFE, 2xPOTS, RF 2xE1, RF
12xGigE, 24xPOTS, RF
2xFE, 4xPOTS, RF RF

The Most Comprehensive ONT family available

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€ 7342 ISAM FTTU
Next-gen family of GPON SFU ONTs
Key Features
New enclosure

–Indoor and outdoor versions

– Smart industrial design
– Small size
– Wall-mounting capable (w/o separate mounting bracket)

Lower power consumption

– Up to 30% lower

RSSI enabled

–For remote optical power metering

New System-On-Chip
– GE at wirespeed
– Multicast across all ports
– HW ready for advanced L2 and L3 features

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€ Towards true multivendor PON infrastructure

ONT
portfolio
3rd party
partners Plug’n’play
interop

<2009

Expanding Alcatel-
Lucent ONT portfolio 2009-2010
for all FTTx
deployments Alcatel-Lucent
•Home portfolio extension
•Building OMCI Interoperability
2010-2011
•Business Implementer’s Guide -
•Cellsite Version 1
Alcatel-Lucent ONT
full OMCI available to
portfolio
partners
Plug’n’ play interop
based on standardized
participation in OISG OMCI

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€ Alcatel-Lucent ISAM FTTU: Key Differentiators
Robust & field proven by more than 80 customers

1
 Tested and verified by more than 80 GPON customers
 Designed for the field: Only industrial temp components
 All in-house ALU technology, end-to-end (ONT, OLT, TPSDA)

ONT: Widest Portfolio, >20 ONTs for All Customers:

2  Residential Customer: New data only ONT with 4 GE links

 Business Customers: Up to 4GE, 4E1s, POTS
 Multi-dwelling units: VDSL2/GE with Virtual ONT concept

OLT: Highest Capacity & Best Scalability

3  Highest switch capacity on the market: 250Gbps per NT

 Highest uplink capacity: 22 Gbps per NT
 Unbeaten scalability: Most T-CONTs, GEMports and multicast streams

Most Resilient and Secure

4  Full load-sharing and NT redundancy

 Extensive GPON specific 802.1ag fault isolation and RSSI (OLT and ONT)
 Control plane protection (IGMP)

5
Unrivaled Service Support
 Full voice support: Class-5/SIP/H248 & widest SIP interop
 Business& legacy: Circuit Emulation, Mobile Backhaul, MEF E-Line
 Network synchronization: BITS, IEEE1588

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€ 5520 AMS Access Management System:
Most scalable & widely deployed management system ww

Tree-like network view Realistic equipment views

Real-time alarm and

Intuitive drill down
status reporting

Context-related alarm Activity states window

Proven access management solution

 Over 600 systems deployed worldwide
 More than 80 million lines managed
 20 deployments with more than 1 Million lines under management
 4 Million lines managed in a single system

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€ 5520 AMS: New Generation Techology Platform for flexible OSS
integration

Operation Support System

XML/SOAP
Provisioning, XML/SOAP XML/SOAP
All purpose XML/SOAP activation, Statistics, Line tests, diagnosis,
TL1 interface Alarms port inventories… performance Line classification

TL1 5529 5529 5529 5529 5530

GW 5520 OAD APC SDC IDM NA
AMS
(Core EML)
XML/SOAP
Platform integration DB Population

Hardware integration

All purpose SNMP SNMP, TFTP SNMP, TFTP

TL1 interface

Access Network

State of the art Web Services (XML/SOAP) - Reduce OSS integration time & cost

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€ 5529 Portfolio: Market-leading portfolio for provisioning and OSS
integration
5529 APC (Access Provisioning Center)
Facilitate integration of service provisioning
OSS to underlying access resources
5529 OAD (OSS Alarm Dispatcher)
Advanced interface for intelligent alarm
forwarding to network wide alarm
management OSS
5529 IDM (Inventory Data Manager)
Specialized application for mass collection of
inventory data in the access network.
5529 SDC (Statistics and Data Collector)
Intelligent collection and dispatching of
network data to performance and QoS
applications
Unique portfolio of operational tools
Flexible OSS integration - Automate workflows – reduce OPEX
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 Hides complexity through resource
abstraction
 Reduces integration cost and time
 Support mass provisioning operations
 Stable and backwards compatible
 XML/SOAP interface (MTOSI compliant)
 Intelligent alarm forwarding
 Reduces integration cost and time
 Centralized database of all NEs
 Synchronize inventory to OSS systems
 Powerful GUI navigation
 Reduces integration cost and time
 Collect mass amount of data
 Protect NE processing power
 Reduces integration cost and time
€
5530 NA Network Analyzer (Now applications – Motive Product Unit)
Line Diagnostics
Wire Fault Configuration
Detection Fault Detection

Maximize Optimize
Performance Stability
 Line and Fiber Diagnostics
• Intelligent wire fault and configuration fault detection based on SELT and DELT
• Proactive detection and localization of optical degradation and failure
• No external test equipment required
Network Analysis
Network Analysis
• Network-wide line quality and performance indicators
Dynamic Line Management
• Automatic performance optimization, for maximum stability and bitrate
• Automated DSL transmission profile management (rate, spectrum, ANVN)

Market-leading line/network diagnostics & dynamic line management, >50 customers

Automate helpdesk and provisioning workflows – reduce OPEX
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Agenda

FTTx market

€ Alcatel Lucent GPON Portfolio

ECO Eco-sustainability in access networks

Next generation access

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ECO
Our challenge: Cut green house gas emission
ICT represents 2% emissions 2007. Not at par with
aviation!
1.4 GtCO2e
2% of GHG PCs, peripherals
57% and printers
Data centers
0.5 GtCO2e 49%
2020
2002
58%
14%
2007 14%
37%
18%

25% Telecom
28%
Fixed Broadband Fixed Broadband

1% 4%
Telecom
Devices
3%
Telecom
Mobile Mobile
Devices
Networks Networks
3%
12% 13%
Fixed
Narrow Fixed
Band Narrow
12% Band
5% Source: Alcatel-Lucent
analysis of Smart 2020 data

ICT challenge: x3 increase GtCO2e from 2002 to 2020

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ECO
Three impact areas in fixed access

Customer Premises: Outside

Outside Plant:
Plant: Network Equipment:
Customer Premises: Network Equipment:
Passive network, high-
Passively Cooled Remotes, Networkand
reliability deployment,
immunity of Green GPON, reduced
ONT, CPE, remotes.. digging, etc COpower
equipment, cooling…
consumption
Eco-efficient ONTs fiber, etc

CO

GPON positively affects all impacted areas

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ECO Breaking the OPEX trend with GPON
GPON provides more capacity at the lowest TCO

40

35
Life-time Energy OPEX /user [€]
30

25 Assumptions:
5 years cost of
20 ownership
0.1 Euros/kWh
15

10

0
ADSL VDSL P2P GPON

The Business Case is in favor of eco-sustainability

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Agenda

FTTx market

€ Alcatel Lucent GPON Portfolio

ECO Eco-sustainability in access networks

Next generation access

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 Manage the technology cycle
Capacity, reach, split and optical troubleshooting

10
10 Gb/s PON Extended 10 Gb/s PON
Gb/s 1 2010-2011
Three target
applications
RE

1.FTTB
backhaul
2.5
2.Business Gb/s
Access RE

3.Fiber to the GPON B+ GPON C+ Extended GPON

base-station: Today 2 2009-2010 3 2009-2010
Reach 20km 30 km 60 km
LTE backhaul

Split 32 64 128

Less dense areas addressed and central office consolidation

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 Making 10 Gb/s PON backwards compatible
Industry converging on operationally acceptable standard

WDM to split Many GPON ONTs

GPON from today have WBF
No changes to
10 Gb/s GPON OSP, including
GPON
fiber and splitter

10 Gb/s
GPON 10 Gb/s on
different wavelengths
(up and down)

XGPON up GPON up GPON down CATV XGPON down

1260 1290 1480 1550 1575

λ
-1280 -1330 -1500 -1560 -1580
(in nm)

Wavelengths for XG-PON same as symmetric 10G EPON – cost efficiency

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 Zoom in WDM PON
CAPEX and operational disadvantages

CAPEX Operations

TDM PON WDM PON

GPON 10G PON WDM PON
(10Gb on top of 2.5Gb) (Everyone Gets a Lamda) CAPEX Lowest cost FTTH x3-4 TDM PON

OPEX Low CO Power,

OLT CO floor space

Splitter Eco Lowest power High power

consumption consumption

ONT Standardized Yes Not started

Dynamic BW Yes Not possible

Based on a Video overlay Yes Not possible

1:32 split
Passive OSP Passive splitters Temp controlled or
GPON Today Over Time Today Long term temp extended AWG

System Design Straight forward Complex, many

dependencies
Reliability Excellent AWG needs to be
athermal & reliable

WDM PON (as P2P) solutions are subscriber density ‘challenged’

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Summary

FTTx market is a reality > 40M users

€ Alcatel Lucent #1 in GPON

ECO Eco-sustainability = eco-efficiency

Next Gen Access: backwards compatible,

no stranded investments

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