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Evolución Tecnológica de Redes MóvilesY su aporte para el crecimiento ágilde las empresas

Daniel MartelloStrategic Network Evolution ManagerSouth Latin America

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From copper wire to artificial intelligence

+140Years of enabling communication

95%Of world population covered by mobile broadband (3GPP)

18Billion connected devices in 2017

8XWorldwide data traffic from 2017 to 2023

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The G evolution from voice to industry 4.0

VIDEOSmartphones popularization and mobile data traffic exponentially increase

MULTIPLE INDUSTRIESAny device can provide access to the content and enable new business opportunities across industries

BROWSING Feature phones and mobile broadband introduction

VOICE Massive mobile voice communication

2G 3G 4G5G

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5G is use case driven

Critical Machine Type Communication

Massive Machine Type Communication

Low cost, low energy, smalldata volumes, massive numbers

Ultra reliable, ultra low latencyVery high availability

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Enhanced mobile broadband

Use case evolution with supporting technologies

Automotive

Manufacturing

Healthcare

Energy & utilities

Screens everywhere

On demand information

Process automation

Metering and smart grid

• Multi-standard network

• Cat-M1/NB-IoT• Cloud optimized

functions• VNF orchestration

New tools

Real-time information vehicle to vehicle

Flow management and remote supervision

Resource management and automation

Monitoring and medication e-care

Immersive experience

Autonomous control

Cloud robotics and remote control

Machine intelligence and real-time control

Remote operations

• Gigabit LTE (TDD, FDD, LAA)

• Massive MIMO• Network slicing• Dynamic service

orchestration• Predictive analytics

Connected doctors and patients

• 5G NR• Virtualized RAN• Federated network• Distributed cloud• Real-time machine

learning/AI

5G experienceOn the road to 5GCurrent

Technologies

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Ericsson 5G industry collaborations examples

As of May 2018

Industrial Internet

World Class Manufacturing

Remote Control Robotics

Digitized MineFuture Transport Solutions

Smart Manufacturing

Connected Energy

Agriculture

Agriculture

Port Operation

Coordinated Industry Communication

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Ericsson IoT ecosystem evolving every week

IoT

ACCELERATOR

Utility metering

Waste management

SENSORS

Telematics

Platooning

TRANSPORT & VEHICULAR

Security systems

Smoke detectors

Home Automation

SMART BUILDINGS

Process monitoring & Control

Goods tracking

Minning

INDUSTRIAL

Smart bicycles

City lighting

Parking monitoring

SMART CITIES

Environmental monitoring

(water, air, natural

disaster alerts)

Livestock tracking

HEALTHCARE

Wearables

Location tracker

Medical monitoring

CONSUMERSAGRICULTURAL

Real-time / Guaranteed QoS

DIY connected healthcare

VolvoFord

BMW

MaerskAtlas Copco

ABB

PeugeotCitröen

Volvo

ABB

QualcommTelit Sierra Gemalto

SequansABB

Altair

Intel

QuectelMicrosoft

Libelium

Libelium

Telia

MCI Grundfos

MyOmegaItech

Itech VivifyHealth

LibeliumVolvo Philips

Fibaro SCA

Fibaro

Electrolux

genZe

ItechHerta

Wolfit Boliden

LuleaUniversity

GasCheck

LYT Mobike POC

Lynk&Co SAAB

Geely

Veridict

Nobina

SICSGasCheckTamed

ativaV2COM

BigbellyERICSSON

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5G – One network for multiple industries

10-100xEnd-user data rates

1000xMobile data volumes

50xLower latency

100xMore devices

Low costDevice cost reduction

5xNW energy efficiency

3xSpectral efficiency

Network slicing

eMBB mMTC cMTC Enterprise and Industry

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Technologies that drive industry changes

Automation— Model driven— Automated life cycle

management— Autonomous systems

Machine intelligence— Cognitive technologies

and deep learning— Responsible machine

intelligence— Capsule networks

Programmable networks— Software defined

networking— Network slicing— Network abstraction

Radio evolution— mm Wave and massive

antenna technologies— Multi-purpose, multi-

characteristic radio— Flexible spectrum

assignment and utilization

Cloud technologies— Distributed cloud and

edge computing— Micro services running

on virtual containers

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5 valuable 5G attributes businesses are prepared to pay a premium for

57%

57%

58%

70%

79%

Position accuracy (down to less than 1m/3ft)

An on demand virtual network with exactly theproperties you need

Longer battery life for IoT devices (>10 years)

Lower latency (2ms)

Faster data speeds (1Gbps downlink)

5solid 5G attributes to

be exploited with business model

innovations

Source: The industry impact of 5G - Insights from 10 sectors into the role of 5G, Ericsson, January 2018

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Use cases in production by 2021, by industry sector

68%

71%

73%

73%

73%

75%

77%

77%

78%

82%

Manufacturing

Healthcare

Retail

Media & Entertainment

Financial services

Energy & Utilities

Agriculture

Automotive

Public Safety

Public Transport

On average, over

70% of companies aim to have use cases in production by 2021

Source: The industry impact of 5G - Insights from 10 sectors into the role of 5G, Ericsson, January 2018

Average

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Fastest scaling technology ever

The 4th industrial revolution is coming

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