THE LARGEST MEETING CONNECTING ASIA-PACIFIC’S CARRIER, CONTENT & CLOUD COMMUNITIES

ASIA 20193-4 December 2019 | The Conrad, Hong Kong SAR

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Donna OliverSales Manager

+44 (0)20 7779 8039 donna.oliver@capacitymedia.com

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Asia is at the forefront of investment in innovation, with three out of the top five global spenders on R&D being Asian nations, according to UNESCO. There has never been a more critical time for companies to ensure they are not missing out on the latest technological developments and market trends. Capacity Asia is the leading event facilitating discussions and business deals in some of telecommunication’s most exciting and lucrative spaces: Cloud & Content Delivery. Bringing together a unique mix of C-Level representatives from across the entire connectivity community, the event offers unparalleled networking opportunities with global as well as regional companies, market leaders as well as exciting new start-ups. The conference programme weaves together fascinating intelligence reports from leading independent consultants, with debates between industry giants on the next opportunities, from new technologies like 5G, Blockchain and Network Virtualisation, to new markets and regions such as E-Gaming or China. Be prepared for 2020 and beyond - join the community at Capacity Asia.

850+ 300+ 60+senior-level attendees companies countries represented

INTRODUCING CAPACITY ASIA 2019

TRADE DEALS INDUSTRY CONNECTIONS BUSINESS INTELLIGENCE

Carriers Cloud service providers

OTTs

Data Centres InfrastructureVendor ISPs

Government Consultants Legal firms

WHY ATTEND CAPACITY ASIA 2019?CARRIERS & DATA CENTRES

CLOUD SERVICE PROVIDERS

OTT/CONTENT PROVIDERS

WHY SHOULD YOU ATTEND?

Understand the network needs of content and cloud providers in Asia-Pacific and form valuable business partnerships

Connect with the entire Asia-Pacific carrier, cloud and content community to ensure your network reach stays ahead of the competition

Capitalise on key learnings from leading independent consultancies about evolving service offerings, collaboration models and network technologies

Translate key business intelligence into effective planning for future capacity requirements in a connected-everything world

KEY AGENDA TOPICS:

Turning the Tables on the Traditional Telco: Diversifying Service Offerings to Maintain Relevance in an Evolving Ecosystem

Network Upgrades – Requirements & Opportunities to Ensure the Implementation of Robust, Agile Digital Infrastructure

Spotlight on China: A Golden Opportunity

WHY SHOULD YOU ATTEND?

Meet internationally recognised potential and existing network and content channel partners under one roof to satisfy your Asia-Pacific and global connectivity needs

Provide suppliers with benchmarks on network performance, QoS, pricing, network stability & reliability

Participate in critical strategic debates about the new network technologies and services on offer

Maximise your time with focused speed networking to help you meet the right carriers and partners for your needs

WHY SHOULD YOU ATTEND?

Find all your content delivery network partners/connectivity providers under one roof

Gain access to exclusive insights on the network technologies and services which can optimise content delivery

Communicate your needs as a network buyer and position your company as a key driver of connectivity technology and infrastructure

Broaden your contact base through focused speed networking to help you meet the right carriers and partners for your needs

*CLOUD AND CONTENT PROVIDERS MAY BE ELIGIBLE FOR A FREE PASS TO CAPACITY ASIA AND SUBSEA ASIA.

KEY AGENDA TOPICS:

Surge in Satellite Demand: The Outlook for High Throughput Satellite in Asia & Access for Industrial IoT Infrastructure to Cloud Applications

The Future of Gaming Platforms: Prerequisites for Mainstream Cloud Gaming

Multi-Directional Infrastructure: Connecting Hyper-scale Core to the Edge

KEY AGENDA TOPICS:

Applying Blockchain to Content Provision & Communications Services

Carrier & Content Collaboration Case Study

Optimising Connectivity for Major Sporting Events and E-Sports

WHAT’S NEW AT CAPACITY ASIA 2019?

SPOTLIGHT ON CHINA: A GOLDEN OPPORTUNITYEarlier this year, BT became the first non-Chinese telecoms firm to be granted a nationwide operating license in China. China’s Ministry of Commerce intends to broaden market access, to allow other international firms to join the club, from carrier and content partnerships to SD-WAN joint ventures.

With a population of 1.4 billion people, Internet users in excess of 800 million and 3 incumbent carriers well-established in the market and leading the race for 5G deployment, global communications providers will have a challenge ahead, but China represents a huge opportunity, as yet relatively untapped by international players.

SPEED NETWORKING This structured networking session is designed for first-time attendees and those wishing to procure or provide network services and connectivity solutions. It is a good way to quickly introduce yourself and establish the right connections at an 850+ attendee event.

Participants will have 1-2-1 meetings at tables for 5 minutes, after which an announcement will be made for everyone to move on to the next table.

POWER 100 ASIA INVESTMENT FORUM & LUNCHEON(BY INVITATION ONLY)Uniting members of Capacity’s Power 100 list with regional leaders from carrier, cloud and content communities, this forum brings together the most influential and inspiring people within telecommunications in APAC for an intimate networking experience.

Taking place under Chatham House Rules, invitees will enjoy stimulating closed-door discussions on the future of the industry over lunch and drinks.

FIRST SPEAKERS ANNOUNCED

Phil LinGlobal Head of Network DevelopmentAMAZON WEB SERVICES

Rob Van den DamGlobal Telecommunications, Media & Entertainment Industry LeaderIBM

Jason McGee-AbeEditor-in-ChiefCAPACITY MEDIA

Paul AbfalterHead of North Asia & Global WholesaleTELSTRA

Jaime LevertonCCO & SVPESTRUXTURE

Chin Woon LeeGlobal Product DirectorEPSILON

Diarmid MasseySVP Sales APACEQUINIX

Chi Tat YanCEO ChinaTELSTRA

Carl RobertsPartnerHADAARA CONSULTING

Rex ChingHead of Technical EngineeringTVB

Ravindran MahalingamSVP International BusinessHGC

Jeremy ThomasVP APAC & JapanMATRIXX

Interested in speaking at Capacity Asia 2019?

Joe HanEVPCHINA TELECOM GLOBAL

Trichur (Vish) VishwanathanSenior Director of Wholesale SalesCENTURYLINK

Frank IpSVP Global Business PartnersCITIC TELECOM CPC

Richard WongVP & Head of ICT APACFROST & SULLIVAN

Mike van den BerghCMOPCCW GLOBAL

Joe ZhuFounder & CEOZENLAYER

Michael WheelerEVP, Global IP NetworkNTT

KEYNOTE SPEAKERS

Phillipe GerardLarge Enterprise & Webscale VP Asia PacificNOKIA

Darang CandraCountry Manager Indonesia & Head of E-SportsNIKO PARTNERS

AGENDA

DAY ONE - TUESDAY 3 DECEMBER 2019

ASSOCIATED EVENT: MONDAY 2 DECEMBER 2019

8:00AM REGISTRATION & NETWORKING BREAKFAST

8:50AM WELCOME TO CAPACITY ASIA

8.55AM KEYNOTE PRESENTATION: ASIA - LEADING INNOVATION IN COMMUNICATIONS

9:05AM KEYNOTE PRESENTATION: CARRIER & CONTENT COLLABORATION CASE STUDY

9:25AM KEYNOTE PRESENTATION: CONNECTION TO THE MOTHER SHIP - NETWORK VIRTUALISATION & INTEGRATION IN THE EDGE ERA In an ever-increasingly competitive market where seeking alternative sources of revenue is essential, wholesale carriers are revolutionising their business models and repositioning themselves as connectivity providers or digital service providers. Increasingly, OTTs are also seeing themselves as infrastructure providers. Funding and M&A both have an important role to play in facilitating the process of evolution and embracing new services. • What are carriers and telcos doing to adapt their business models? • What role can partnerships play in easing the transition and ensuring the continued relevance of established telecoms providers? • Is investment a viable option for diversifying services?

10:45AM COFFEE & NETWORKING BREAK

11:20AM PANEL DISCUSSION: NETWORK UPGRADES – REQUIREMENTS & OPPORTUNITIES TO ENSURE THE IMPLEMENTATION OF ROBUST, AGILE DIGITAL INFRASTRUCTURE Upgrading networks and automating processes is a necessary, but Capex-intensive task and needs to cater to current and future service requirements. Therefore, it is important to ensure that investment is focussed on the most important areas and that stakeholders consult each other on how to upgrade digital infrastructure in an efficient, future-proof manner which can adapt to support evolving demands. Customer Requirements • What are the current demands from international OTT content providers into local access networks? Who do they need to collaborate with to ensure local connectivity? • What key assets do OTTs consider more valuable than network connectivity? • What connectivity services drive value for cloud service providers? Connectivity Concerns • How can carriers leverage their core wholesale carrier capabilities through network expertise, geographic coverage and capacity to upscale their content offering? • How can carriers be more innovative about tailored solutions and customising services to the client’s requirements? • How do carriers maintain profit margins whilst providing a more bespoke service? • What network investment is being implemented to improve latency and quality of service?

12:10PM PANEL DISCUSSION: OPTIMISING CONNECTIVITY FOR MAJOR SPORTING EVENTS AND E-SPORTS This year Japan has hosted the Rugby World Cup and next year the Olympic and Paralympic Games will be held in Tokyo. Provision of mobile connectivity, public WiFi and roaming options will be of significant consideration to showcase the country as one of the foremost technologically advanced markets in the world, and to make the experience of foreign visitors as welcoming as possible. Furthermore, e-sports is now recognised as an official sport at the Asian Games and attracts many consumers to livestream an event, consuming a vast amount of bandwidth. • What provisions are being made to provide international standard roaming agreements and data to tourists? • Are there workarounds for legislation which dictates that people must be resident in Japan to access voice packages, as well as data-only? • How can networks prepare for a surge in capacity requirements when a game is live? • What are the capacity requirements for live streaming during an event and how can operators partner with venues to prepare for this level of demand?

NEW FOR 2019

5:30PM CAPACITY ASIA 2019 WELCOME RECEPTION sponsored by

arlier this year, BT became the first non-Chinese telecoms firm to be granted a nationwide operating license in China. China’s Ministry of C

PRE- EVENT: MONDAY 2 DECEMBER 2019

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arlier this year, BT became the first non-Chinese telecoms firm to be granted a nationwide operating license in China. China’s Ministry of C

1:00PM NETWORKING LUNCH sponsored by

2:30PM PANEL DISCUSSION: STATUS UPDATE ON 5G DEPLOYMENTS The pioneers of commercial 5G are predominantly in Asia and China is leading the charge. Different countries have differing regulations, standards and extent of existing network infrastructure, which can have a significant impact on how easy, economical and efficient 5G deployment is to achieve. Use Cases • What are the services that will drive demand for 5G networks? • Openwave have suggested that cloud gaming could generate 50% of 5G data traffic by 2022. How are carriers working with gaming providers to optimise the experience for gamers? • What other use cases and beneficiaries of 5G are out there and how can carriers tailor their offerings to support these industries? Risks & Requirements: • What will be the impact of 5G on costs for consumers and stakeholders? • Is there an opportunity to reduce cost through non-standalone 5G networks? • What standards have been put in place and are they sufficient, given that 5G networks are not yet ubiquitous? • How will operators neutralise the risk that previous investments in technology will be made redundant by the existence of 5G networks? • Will WiFi networks still be necessary? • How can we develop strategies to mitigate security concerns about 5G networks? • How can we future-proof the networks being built today for use cases that don’t yet exist? • How are geo-political circumstances potentially impeding the progress of technological advancement in 5G deployment?

3:15PM COFFEE & NETWORKING BREAK

3:00PM SPEED NETWORKING SESSION – NETWORK SERVICES This structured networking session is designed for first-time attendees and those wishing to procure or provide network services and connectivity solutions. It is a good way to quickly introduce yourself to other attendees at an 850+ attendee event. Participants will have 1-2-1 meetings at tables for 5 minutes, after which an announcement will be made for everyone to move on to the next table. The session will run for 1 ½ hours, so attendees should be able to meet with at least 18 potential partners

4:00PM UPDATE FROM THE GLF

4:30PM PANEL DISCUSSION: APPLYING BLOCKCHAIN TO CONTENT PROVISION & COMMUNICATIONS SERVICES Blockchain has the potential to revolutionise business operations in the content, carrier and cloud landscape. The benefits are universal: a shared online database network, improved cyber security, integrated billing for carriers and in-app purchases, liberty to re-invent business models and importantly, reduced operating costs. The networked nature of blockchain means that the technology is inherently impervious to hackers who can only reach a single node, so any attack will not affect the functionality of a whole network. However, blockchain requires huge computing power, with current algorithms consuming up to 215 kWh per transaction. • What disruptive initiatives are getting underway to utilise blockchain to propel the industry forwards? • What can be done to improve interoperability between stakeholders? • How can blockchain and smart contracts play a role in the content distribution landscape? • How might existing network infrastructure play a role in reducing resource consumption and improving efficiency? • How can blockchain technologies support a growing digital ecosystem in emerging economies in South-East Asia?

5:30PM EVENING RECEPTION sponsored by

3:00PM SPEED NETWORKING SESSION – NETWORK SERVICES This structured networking session is designed for first-time attendees and those wishing to procure or provide network services and connectivity solutions. It is a good way to quickly introduce yourself to other attendees at an 850+ attendee event. Participants will have 1-2-1 meetings at tables for 5 minutes, after which an announcement will be made for everyone to move on to the next table.

AGENDADAY TWO - WEDNESDAY 4 DECEMBER 2019

8:30AM REGISTRATION & NETWORKING BREAKFAST

9:30AM PRESENTATION: SURGE IN SATELLITE DEMAND - THE OUTLOOK FOR HIGH THROUGHPUT SATELLITE IN ASIA & ACCESS FOR INDUSTRIAL IOT INFRASTRUCTURE TO CLOUD APPLICATIONS

9:45AM KEYNOTE PANEL DISCUSSION: SPOTLIGHT ON CHINA - A GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY Earlier this year, BT became the first non-Chinese telecoms firm to be granted a nationwide operating license in China. China’s Ministry of Commerce intends to broaden market access, to allow other international firms to join the club, from carrier and content partnerships to SD-WAN joint ventures. With a population of 1.4 billion people, Internet users in excess of 800 million and 3 incumbent carriers well-established in the market and leading the race for 5G deployment, global communications providers will have a challenge ahead, but China represents a huge opportunity, as yet relatively untapped by international players. • What are the opportunities for carriers, data centre operators, software providers etc. in a technologically advanced market already served by 3 industry giants? • What service offerings are sought by the market, which cannot be fulfilled by local players? • How do carriers/ content providers/ software vendors differentiate themselves from local equivalents? • How do you compete in a culture where technical innovation is the norm? • What lessons can the rest of the world learn about market penetration and fostering a conducive environment for technological invention?

10:45AM COFFEE & NETWORKING BREAK

11:15AM PRESENTATION: THE FUTURE OF GAMING PLATFORMS - PREREQUISITES FOR

MAINSTREAM CLOUD GAMING

11:30AM PANEL DISCUSSION: MULTI-DIRECTIONAL INFRASTRUCTURE - CONNECTING HYPER-SCALE CORE TO THE EDGE Network, cloud, IoT and other service providers are moving the internet to a more multi-directional dynamic infrastructure to sustain the volume and speed of demand for content, applications and data, which is putting extreme pressure on existing network infrastructure. Creating a more distributed network through Edge infrastructure will mitigate the traffic build-up which is symptomatic of a uni-directional download centric model.

• How can a hybrid model of core and edge infrastructure function effectively? • How can data centres collaborate with service providers to build a more interconnected Edge? • What are the implications of multi-directional infrastructure for data security?

12:15PM PANEL DISCUSSION: LEVERAGING TIER 2 FIBRE NETWORKS TO SUPPORT

MARKET ENTRY International carriers seeking to operate in new markets in Asia want to manage risk and costs efficiently and one way of doing this is to partner with smaller Tier 2 fibre network operators to facilitate the launch and ensure access to the underserved communities in this region. • What services do ISPs/ fibre network operators provide to carriers and what will the carrier need to outsource? • What infrastructure do market entrants need access to immediately? • What are the regional specificities international carriers should be aware of when initiating operations in Asia? • Are larger carriers aware of the trend to partner with Tier 2 players for local loop requirements and are they addressing the missed opportunity?

12:00PM POWER 100 ASIA INVESTMENT FORUM & LUNCHEON (BY INVITATION ONLY)

1:00PM NETWORKING LUNCH sponsored by

2:00PM I3 FORUM UPDATE

3:50PM CLOSING REMARKS

4:00PM CLOSING RECEPTION AT CAPACITY ASIA 2019

NETWORKING OPPORTUNITIESPRE-EVENT 2 DECEMBER

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DAY TWO 4 DECEMBER

WELCOME TO CAPACITY ASIA

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SPONSOR THIS OPPORTUNITY If you would like to sponsor any of these new opportunities for 2019 or networking functions, please email guy.mcculloch@capacitymedia.com or call +44 (0)20 7779 7277.

OPPORTUNITIES AT CAPACITY ASIA 2019

MEETING ROOMSWith 30+ private meeting rooms, Capacity Asia 2019 creates the perfect setting to host pre-existing customers or new business prospects for annual deals and partnerships. Meeting rooms go fast! Be sure to book in advance to avoid disappointment.

BECOME AN EXHIBITORCapacity Asia’s exhibition zone will offer companies the perfect opportunity to showcase voice, data, cloud, data centre and content products and services to a global footprint of 850+ attendees. Build a presence for your company in front of the international carrier market active in Asia.

PREMIUM LOUNGESDon’t ever be at loss for meeting space and reserve a premium lounge to further enhance your networking. The lounges offer a great platform to connect with clients in the midst of all the activity on the exhibition floor.

BECOME A SPONSORPosition your company as a leader and innovator in Asia-Pacific’s carrier market place by becoming a sponsor at Asia-Pacific’s largest telecoms event. Whether you choose one of our tailored packages or to do something creative, you are sure to gain high ROI on your investment.

GET IN TOUCHTo discuss any of the above options in more detail, as well as brainstorm new ideas, please contact:

Guy McCullochSenior Sales Manager

+44 (0)20 7779 7277 guy.mcculloch@capacitymedia.com

Donna OliverSales Manager

+44 (0)20 7779 8039 donna.oliver@capacitymedia.com

POWER 100

Spend quality time influencing and networking with the region’s movers & shakers in the wholesale community by sponsoring the exclusive Power 100 lunch. This is the perfect platform to position your service or product offering with personal representation to C-Level guests drawn from the wholesale community.

USE MEETME, THE ONLINE NETWORKING SCHEDULER, TO BOOK YOUR BUSINESS MEETINGS AT CAPACITY ASIA

Log in to MeetMe four weeks before the event

Book your back-to-back meetings Use the MeetMe points as meeting locations and live-chat with attendees onsite

Search the 850+ attendee list Filter new business prospects by location or company type

Log in to MeetMe for another two weeks after the event finishes for more leads

CONTACT A MEMBER OF OUR PUBLISHING TEAM!

To share your news or to discuss future branding and advertising opportunities in Capacity Magazine and all other Capacity Media print and digital products, please contact:

CAPACITY MAGAZINEGet direct access to over 15,000 subscribers from across the globe

CAPACITY MAGAZINE OCTOBER/NOVEMBER

Sent to over 15,000 subscribers featuring the latest, news, interviews and features! With special reports on SDN/NFV and Business Transformation, as well as bonus distribution at Capacity Asia.

Jason McGee-Abe Editor-in-Chief +44 (0)20 7779 7287 editorial@capacitymedia.com

Charles Newman International Sales Manager +44 (0)20 7779 8532 charles.newman@capacitymedia.com

WHAT’S HAPPENING IN ASIA-PACIFIC?

Share your news to be involved in the 2019 Capacity Asia e-Alerts that are sent to the 850+ senior-level attendees during the course of the event

COLT EXPANDS IQ NETWORK FOOTPRINT IN JAPAN >>>

Colt Technology Services has announced that it is expanding its IQ Network in Japan to Kyoto and Kobe.

HGC COMPLETES MACROVIEW TELECOM ACQUISITION >>>

HGC Global Communications (HGC) has com-pleted the acquisition of digital technology and IT infrastructure solutions provider Macroview Telecom.

DIGITAL REALTY EXPANDS IBM CLOUD CAPABILITIES IN SYDNEY >>>

Digital Realty has confirmed the availability of expanded access to IBM Cloud in Australia through IBM Cloud Direct Link Dedicating Host-ing services in Sydney.

TAIWAN SAYS ‘SHARE TOWERS AND NETWORKS’ AS IT PREPARES FOR 5G AUCTION >>>

Taiwan’s telecoms regulator wants its five telcos to share 5G towers and network infrastructure.

SUBSEAASIA

2 December 2019, Hong Kong SRA

THE ONLY EVENT FOCUSED ON THE ASIAN SUBSEA MARKET CONNECTING LEADERS, INVESTORS & INNOVATORS

HOST VENDOR SILVER SPONSOR INTERESTED IN SPONSORSHIP?To find out about sponsorship opportunities at Subsea Asia 2019:

HEAR FROM 20+ GLOBAL INDUSTRY LEADERS INCLUDING:

Remi GalassoCEOHAWAIKI CABLE

Sam KwokDirector of Network DevelopmentTATA COMMUNICATIONS

Robert SchultResearch DirectorTELEGEOGRAPHY

Sean BerginCo-Founder & PresidentAP TELECOM

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I look forward to Capacity Asia as one of the most important industry events on our calendar. Not only is it a great place to learn about the latest industry trends, but also to network with a variety of players across the entire connectivity spectrum, from carriers and data centers to IXP and OTT service providers. JAIME LEVERTON, CCO & SVP, ESTRUXTURE

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We are aware of the current disruption in Hong Kong and are monitoring the situation very closely, as our participants’ safety is our number one priority. We have been assessing the travel security information from trusted government sources and based on this information, Capacity Asia is still scheduled to take place on the 02-04 December 2019 at The Conrad, Hong Kong. We will continue to monitor the situation and will be providing prompt updates on this page over the next few months, should the situation change. For further travel advice, we recommend that you use official government travel sources such as https://www.gov.uk/foreign-travel-advice/hong-kong/safety-and-security.

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CLOUD AND CONTENT PROVIDERS ATTEND FOR FREE!Cloud service providersThis is for cloud organisations that solely offer services which form a component of cloud computing – which in the context of Capacity Asia, Capacity Media defines as providing IaaS, SaaS, PaaS only. Any companies offering additional services such as co-location, cloud connect and/or any wholesale carrier & network services do not qualify for the cloud & content pass. Content providersCompanies that predominantly offer their own content platform. This is defined as a company that hosts, shares, and streams videos; provides online gaming, social media and social networking services, and search engines. The cloud & content pass is not applicable to companies that provide wholesale and carrier network services.

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