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2003. 12. 7 Ki lnam Chon chon@cosmos.kaist.ac.kr

Beijing. Asia Broadband Summit. Broadband Networks - Overview -. 2003. 12. 7 Ki lnam Chon chon@cosmos.kaist.ac.kr. Broadband Internet is Asian Phenomenon. Contents.

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2003. 12. 7 Ki lnam Chon chon@cosmos.kaist.ac.kr

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  1. Beijing Asia Broadband Summit Broadband Networks - Overview - 2003. 12. 7 Kilnam Chon chon@cosmos.kaist.ac.kr

  2. Broadband Internet is Asian Phenomenon

  3. Contents 1. Broadband Networks2. Current Status of Internet3. International Internet Bandwidth4. Broadband Backbone Network-Bandwidth5. Broadband Access6. Broadband Applications7. Current Status of Broadband Access 8. Country Report 9. What’s Next?Reference

  4. 1. Broadband Networks Broadband Backbone NetworkBroadband AccessBroadband Application

  5. 2. Current Status of Internet Internet Population (in million) Canada & USA  183 Europe        186 Asia           168               Latin America 33 Middle East 5 Africa 6 Total 580 (Feb. 2003, www.nua.ie )

  6. 3. International Internet Bandwidth3.1 Intercontinental Internet Bandwidth 162Gbps North America Europe Asia 42Gbps 1.2Gbps 14Gbps 0.4Gbps Latin America Africa 0.8Gbps Telegeography 2001

  7. 3.2 InternationalBandwidth for Asian Countries North America 1.17Gbps Europe 0.1Gbps 1.64Gbps 3.65Gbps 3.73Gbps China Taiwan 2.56Gbps 18.03Gbps 0.39Gpps 0.37Gbps 0.10Gbps 0.53Gbps Korea 0.95Gpps Philippines 0.06Gbps Japan 0.54Gbps 0.15Gbps 0.65Gbps Hong Kong 1.93Gbps 0.07Gbps Malaysia 1.03Gbps 0.02Gbps 0.40Gbps India Singapore ASIA Telegeography 2001

  8. 0.6 Gbps 2.5 Gbps                           10 Gbps 40 Gbps        1 Gbps Remark: Lambda Networking Optical Internet 4. Broadband Backbone Network- Bandwidth

  9. 5. Broadband Access 5.1 Wireline 5.2 Wireless 5.3 Broadband Penetration 5.4 Broadband Access(2003) 5.5 Top 30 Hub Cities

  10. 5.1 Wireline (1) Dialup    ~ 64 Kbps  (2) DSL/Cable 0.1 ~ 40 MbpsCable 1~10 Mbps(shared)      ADSL  1~8  Mbps(dedicated)      VDSL    20~50 Mbps or more(dedicated) (3) Ethernet   100 Mbps ~ 10 Gbps(dedicated)

  11. 5.2 Wireless (1) Wireless LAN          802.11b 11 Mbps(shared)        802.11a         54 Mbps(shared) 802.11g 54 Mbps(shared) 802.16 50 Mbps(shared) 802.20 2 Mbps with mobility(shared)  (2) Mobile Phone 2.5~3G   0.1~2 Mbps         4G   20~50 Mbps

  12. 5.3 Source : ITU Note : Data for Canada and United States are estimates.

  13. 5.4 Broadband Access (2003) Economy       Subscribers Per Capital Per Household   Growth RateKorea      10 million   21% 75% ~20%Hong Kong 1 million 15% > 100% Taiwan  2.5 million       11% >100~300% Canada   2.5 million       11% 36% ~20%Japan      11 million    9% 27% >100~300%Singapore 0.3 million 7% ~20%USA        16 million      7% 18% ~20% Remark:  China is catching up, in particular among big cities.   Korea, Canada and Sweden are leading in LAN(100 Mbps) Source : Wall Street Journal (2003.10.13), ITU (2003.4.7) and Others

  14. 6. Broadband Applications 6.1 Classification 6.2 "Killer Application“ 6.3 Case Study - Korea 6.4 Next Generation Broadband Applications

  15. 6.1 Classification (1) General Internet Access- Browsing    - Messaging    - File Downloading    - Games(2) Audio and Video- Audio Delivery    - Internet Telephony    - Video Delivery    - Video Conference(3) New Applications- Peer-to-Peer Applications    - Distributed Work     - Distance Learning    - Home Content

  16. 6.2 "Killer Application" All countries are looking for "KILLER APPLICATIONS" now.General consensus is multimedia,in particular video such asTelevision  Movie  Video Conference

  17. 6.3 Case Study - Korea 6.3.1 Killer Applications - First Wave   (1) Heavy Internet users(always on)     (2) Adult content     (3) Stock exchange(Day Trader)     (4) Online game 6.3.2 Killer Applications - Second Wave      (1) Broadband Portal     (2) Education     (3) Music     (4) Movie     (5) Television Program

  18. 6.4 Next Generation Broadband Applications ( or Why do we need Gigabit Ethernet? ) (1) Higher Definition Video Streaming Down loading (2) High Definition Video Conferencing and Class (3) High Definition Online Game (4) Bulk File Transfer (5) P2P (more to come)

  19. 7. Current Status of Broadband Access • Broadband access with always-on capability • becomes social infrastructure in Korea with • other Asian countries following. • (like telephone, and television) • Virus and intrusion become serious social • problems since general users with always-on • connection are not ready for these problems.

  20. 8. Country Report 8.1 Korea (1) Broadband Is Fully Deployed    - 60% of household    - Dialup has become "horse carriage"    - Broadband become social infrastructure like       telephone or automobile or television(2) Looking for Next Generation Broadband    - VDSL(>10 Mbps) vs FTTH(100 Mbps~)    - LAN(~FTTB) deployment at 10~15%(3) Side Effects    - Intrusion    - Virus(4) Mobile and Wireless     - Mobile Internet is taking off    - Major deployment of wireless LAN

  21. 8.2 Japan (1) Fast Growth in 2002     3 millions --> 8 millions (--> 11 millions in 2003)      Tough price competition (~ $20/month) (2) Looking for Killer Applications     VoIP     Video(3) Mobile Internet     50% penetration     2.5G/3G are taking off

  22. 8.3 Greater China (1) Internet is Taking Off in China     57 millions in 2002(2nd after USA)     Expected to take over USA in 2005     Beijing and Shanghai are similar to Korea and Japan(2) Hong Kong and Taiwan Are Following Korean Pattern     ~10% penetration and taking off

  23. 8.4 Singapore (1) Internet Is Fully Deployed(2) Broadband Penetration Is Around 10%

  24. 8.5 South/South East Asia DSL and/or Cable Modem are coming up.

  25. 9. What’s Next? 9.1 Next Generation Broadband Access VDSL ( 20~100 Mbps) FTTH ( 100Mbps ~ 1 Gbps )Remark : Looking for “killer applications” Digital Video, Interactive Video, … Replacing wired telephone (and television ?)

  26. “Broadbandization” of wireline and wireless networks Integration of wireline and wireless networks Networking everything 9.2 Ubiquitous Network . RFID

  27. 9.3 Wireless Network Integration or Natural Selection Mobile Phone Wireless LAN Bluetooth    RFID

  28. 9.4 Lambda Networking: Global Research Community European lambdas to US –8 GigEs Amsterdam—Chicago –8 GigEs London—Chicago Canadian lambdas to US –8 GigEsChicago-Canada-NYC –8 GigEs Chicago-Canada-Seattle US lambdas to Europe –4 GigEs Chicago—Amsterdam –3 GigEs Chicago—CERN European lambdas –8 GigEs Amsterdam—CERN –2 GigEs Prague—Amsterdam –2 GigEs Stockholm—Amsterdam –8 GigEs London—Amsterdam TransPAC lambda (yellow) –1 GigE Chicago—Tokyo IEEAF lambdas (blue) –8 GigEs NYC—Amsterdam –8 GigEs Seattle—Tokyo

  29. 9.5 Lambda Networks in Asia 100 Gbps Europe USA 10Gbps 35Gbps Russia Korea 5Gbps 1~2.5 Gbps(?) 2Gbps 10Gbps Japan China Taiwan 2.5Gbps 3~5Gbps Hong Kong

  30. Reference Kilnam Chon, The Internet: Asian Perspective, Stanford, 2002.9.26. Kilnam Chon, Broadband In Asia, ESI, DC, 2001.10.5.ESI,Broadband:Opportunities & Challenges for Telecom Industry, DC, 2002.3.11.ITU, Promoting Broadband, April 2003.NCA, Broadband Internet in Korea, 2002.CSTB/NRC, Broadband : Bringing home the bits, 2002. YT Lee, Broadband Network in Korea, Asia-Pacific Broadband Summit, Tokyo,2002.10.17

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