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Deployment of the NBN:The 5 to 10 year Horizon

Jim HassellHead of Product Development & Sales

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Agenda

What we are doing?• Long term deployment overview

Future proofing the NBNView of the future

• Education• Health• Home

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NBN Co

What we are doing:– NBN Co connects all Australian premises to high

speed broadband, making it easier for our internet service providers and cloud service providers to deliver new, innovative services to more people, more efficiently and with better service.

– Delivered via a uniform national pricing model– With a sophisticated National Broadband Network

(NBN) that is reliable and accessible via one, open standardised interface.

– Through our commitment to support our customers by being responsive, transparent and fair.

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93% Fibre Coverage

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93% Fibre + 4% Wireless

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93% Fibre + 4% Wireless + 3% Satellite

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Building the NBN – 1st & 2nd Release SitesACT

• Gungahlin

NSW• Riverstone (Sydney), Coffs Harbour • Minnamurra/Kiama Downs (First Release)• Armidale (First Release)

Queensland• Brisbane (inner north), Springfield Lakes,

Toowoomba• Townsville (First Release)

Northern Territory• Casuarina

South Australia• Modbury, Prospect • Seaford/McLaren Vale (First Release)

Victoria • Bacchus Marsh, South Morang• Brunswick

Western Australia• Victoria Park (Perth), Geraldton, Mandurah

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First Release Satellite services commence in July

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FUTURE PROOFINGTHE NBN

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Bandwidth Demand

Source: Adapted from Alcatel

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Future Proofing: PON Evolutionary

Wavelengths per direction

Total PON ban

dwidth (G

bps)

10G PON

2.5G PON

4λ x 10G PON (40Gbps)

4λ x 2.5G PON (10Gbps)

0 1 2 3 4 5

10

100

10G TDM PON electronics technical challenges are being worked on by the industry—will take net 2–3 years for maturity

10G TDM PON electronics technical challenges are being worked on by the industry—will take net 2–3 years for maturity

TDM GPON is starting mass deployment now and has a long life to go

TDM GPON is starting mass deployment now and has a long life to go

Hybrid GPON may be a practical evolutionary step

Hybrid GPON may be a practical evolutionary step

Longer‐term evolution to 40Gbps is possible

Longer‐term evolution to 40Gbps is possible

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APPLICATIONSToday and into the Future

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Internet TVs

Set Top Boxes

Energy Management, Automation

Home Digital Security

Computers, Tablets

Digital Healthcare

Technology Trends

New devices and applications will continue to drive bandwidth demand

Tele-workingCloud Computing

HD Conferencing /IPTV

Digital Health Online LearningE-Gov Services

Broadband Applications

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NBN is the enabler of new personal and commercial opportunities

Virtual ClassroomsGlobal LearningSmart SchoolsCollaboration

In Education

In GovernmentE-ServicesSimplified InterfacesTransparencyVirtual Voting

Tele-diagnosisResearch & DevelopmentSecure health recordsTraining of health professionals

In Health

CommerceManufacturingDesignTransportMedia

In Business In EntertainmentMultiscreenSeamless ConnectivityReal 3D TVVirtual Apps

In Everything We Do

Next generation broadband will change the way we work live and play

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NeuRA use of Wii technology for stroke victims

Source: Neuroscience Research AustraliaWebsite: www.neura.edu.au

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Superfast Internet

Video on demand

Media Phone

Tele-workingHome

Security

Energy Management

Health Monitoring

Source: Intel

Benefits of fibre connected homes

APPLICATIONS• Telephone, Video

and Voice call• Tele-working• Digital Healthcare• Home automation• Energy management• Security • Media sharing • Universal Remote• Video Streaming• High speed internet• Connected

Appliances

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