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www.huawei.com A network sharing scheme for A network sharing scheme for FTTH/PON fixed broadband access FTTH/PON fixed broadband access infrastructure infrastructure ITU WSIS Forum ITU WSIS Forum Geneva, Geneva, June June 12 12 th th 2014 2014 Dr. Juan Rendon Senior Financial and Regulatory Consultant Huawei Western Europe [email protected]

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Page 1: A network sharing scheme for FTTH/PON fixed broadband access

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A network sharing scheme for A network sharing scheme for FTTH/PON fixed broadband access FTTH/PON fixed broadband access infrastructureinfrastructure

ITU WSIS ForumITU WSIS Forum

Geneva, Geneva, JuneJune 1212thth 20142014

Dr. Juan RendonSenior Financial and Regulatory ConsultantHuawei Western [email protected]

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Agenda

• Network sharing for fixed broadband access networks

• FTTH/PON architectures

• Initial investment: Cost Reductions achieved

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Network sharing to promote Broadband deployment

• Several factors contribute to the deployment of Broadband Networks.

REGULATORY ENVIRONMENT+MARKET

DYNAMICSFUNDING

MECHANISMS+ INCREASE OF BROADBAND

PENETRATION

• In several cases the major drawback is the lack of economic resources.

A network sharing scheme could be used to reduce the network roll-out costs. This presentation shows the cost implications of a network sharing scheme for the passive

infrastructure of fixed broadband access networks. The following Fiber To The Home (FTTH) networks are described: GPON, XG-PON and TWDM-PON.

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FTTH/PON architectures: GPON or XG-PON

Feeder Segment

Distribution Segment

Street Cabinet

Central Office

Splitter 1:8ODFOLT

Ethernetport

FiberFiber

Operator 1

Operator 2

GPON or XG-PON

portOLT

Ethernetport

Operator 1’s infrastructure

Operator 2’s infrastructure

Shared infrastructure

ONT

Fiber

ONT

Splitter 1:4

ODFGPON or XG-PON

port

It is assumed that operators share the passive infrastructure voluntarily. Each operators is in charge of its own active network elements. A multifiber scheme is employed to share the passive infrastructure.

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FTTH/PON architectures: TWDM-PON

Feeder Segment

Distribution Segment

Street Cabinet

Central Office

OLT

Ethernetport

Fiber

Operator 1

Operator 2

TWDM-PON port

TWDM-PON port

WDM Mux ODF

Fiber

Splitter 1:8

ONT

Fiber

ONT

Splitter 1:4

OLT

Ethernetport

Operator 1’s infrastructure

Operator 2’s infrastructure

Shared infrastructure

It is assumed that operators share the passive infrastructure voluntarily. Each operators is in charge of its own active network elements. A single fiber is shared by different network operators. Each operator will work with its own wavelengths.

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Cost Reductions achieved when using network sharing

• 50% market share overall

• Urban area in Europe

For the scenarios with 2 and 3 operators the cost reduction achieved on average is 44% and 60%, respectively.

The cost reductions achieved with a network sharing scheme could motivate operators to invest in broadband infrastructure.

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