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© 2011 Cisco and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved. Cisco Connect 1 1 © 2012 Cisco and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved.

Cisco Evolved Packet Core

Gennady Sirota

Vice President Mobile Internet Technology Group

Dubrovnik, Croatia, South East Europe

20-22 May, 2013

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What Do All These Things Have In Common?

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By 2017, mobile data traffic will reach 11.2 EBs/month (134 EBs annually). In 2012, mobile data traffic grew 70% (YoY).

By 2017, there will be more than one mobile connection (10.3B) for every member of the world’s population (7.6B).

Mobile connection speeds doubled in 2012; will increase 7-fold by 2017. By 2017, 4G will account for 10% of connections, but 45% of mobile traffic.

By 2017, over 66% of the world’s mobile data traffic will be video.

In 2012, cloud was 74% of mobile data traffic; will be 84% by 2017.

Global Mobile Data Traffic

In 2012, 33% of mobile traffic was offloaded; by 2017, 46% will be offloaded.

Source: Cisco VNI Global Mobile Data Traffic Forecast, 2012–2017

Global Mobile Traffic Offload

Global Mobile Cloud

Global Mobile Video

Global Mobile Network Speeds

Global Mobile Devices/Connections

Key Takeaways / Summary

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subs

WW by CY16 Y/E

How Far

Have

We

Come?

operators in

countries are

investing

commercially

deployed NWs in

countries

Source: GSA, Informa telecoms & media, Engadget

units sold in

the 1st weekend

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450-550

MB/month

1200-1300

MB/month Average Monthly Data

Consumption

The Impact of LTE

2-3x

Sources: Internal, Validas

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0

2

4

6

8

10

2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017

Exab

yte

s p

er

Mo

nth

2-2.5G

3-3.5G

4G

14%

45%

51%

10%

76%

4%

Source: Cisco VNI Global Mobile Data Traffic Forecast, 2012–2017

Global Mobile Data Traffic Growth: 4G

4G Will Be 10% of Connections and 45%

of Traffic in 2017

Average Mobile User—Traffic per Month

2017

2.0 GB Traffic/month

2012

201 MB Traffic/month

1 Hour of

Video

1 Video call

2 Hours of

Audio

1 App

Download

10 Hour of

Video

5 Video call

15 Hours of

Audio

15 App

Download

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The MOBILE Internet

MOBILE Your Way

“Not fixed in

Time or Space”

• Mobile Web to overtake desktop usage by 2015

• 5+ Billion Subs by 2015

“My Device, Apps and Services”

• 1,400 Apps added to Android per Day

• 95% of employers allow some BYOD

MOBILE Experiences

“Any-screen Content”

•Mobile Data up 18x by 2016

•Video to be 70% of traffic by 2016

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90%

Mobility “Your Way”

Data Cap

Reached

Lifestyle Devices Internet of

Everything App Freedom

BYOD

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Apps for All

Lifestyle Devices Internet of

Everything App Freedom

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Unpredictable Signaling Becomes the Norm 70% Growth in Signaling from 2011 50% Growth in Concurrent Subscriber Sessions

3M Subscribers

Voice

Signaling

Data

Signaling

Roaming

Signaling

Keep alive

Signaling

Browser Phone in Motion Multiple Apps Phone Call

100s of signals

in minutes

by one user

1M Subscribers

Lifestyle Devices Internet of Things App Freedom Unpredictable

Signaling

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New Normal Old Normal

Homogeneous

Voice and Data

User People People and Things

Heterogeneous

Experiences

Access

Services

Traffic

Architecture

Predictable Unpredictable

Static Elastic

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Multi-dimensional Elasticity

3G

4G

Small Cell

Lifestyle Devices 3G to 4G & WiFI

Bearer

Signaling

App Freedom Unpredictable Signaling

Internet of Everything Machine to Machine to Human

Sessions

Transactions

Throughput Services

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WiFi, Femto

2.5G 3G

4G

ASR 5000/5500 Series

Reliable

Highly

Intelligent

Powerful

Performance

Flexible

World’s #1 for

3G & 4G Service

Providers

Single Platform for all Control and Bearer Plane Functions

One Network, Any G, Any Screen

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Intelligent Performance for Mobile Packet Core

Transaction Processing

Ban

dw

idth

Competitive platforms

optimized for bandwidth

Competitive platforms optimized only for

transactions

ASR 5000/5500 Optimized for Throughput,

Transactions, and Density

Superior Performance = Throughput + Transactions + Density

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Virtualized Software Architecture

GGSN SGSN

MME

PGW

SGW SCM

ASN GW HA

PDSN

SeGW

Inline

Services

Hardware

Platforms

Cisco ASR

5000 Series

Multimedia

Core Platforms

• Software functions work across multimedia core platforms.

• Platform decision is based on performance, not function.

• All multimedia core platforms support EPC, 3G, etc.

• Product line is optimized for maximum performance & capital efficiency

Software

Functions

StarOS

Cisco® ASR 5000 Cisco ASR 5500

Performance and

Scalability

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Four Dimensions of Scale

Elastic non-bladed, distributed Architecture Scalability

One Network, Any G, Any Screen – Single platform for all

control and Bearer plane services

Service Abstraction – Single “logical entity” regardless of

number of instances

Flexibility

No HW or SW Single point of failure

Stateful Session Recovery and ICSR

No End user session impact due to failures

Designed for world-class, mission critical app.

Redundancy

Resiliency

Linux-based OS provides virtualized mobile

gateway services

GW services implemented as virtualized

Application level tasks

Road to

Virtualization

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Common Core Independent of Access Technologies

Seamless User Exp

through Femto Gateway

and Secure WiFi Access

WiFi, Femto

2.5G, 3G

4G

2G SGSN

3G SGSN

MME

SGW

Small Cell

Gateway (WiFi,

Femto)

PGW

GGSN PCEF

PCEF

ECS Stateful Firewall

Content Filtering

P2P Detection

2G/3G/4G SGSN

MME/ SGSN

GGSN/ PGW/SGW

Integration of SGSN

& MME Reduces Control

Messages/Cost 30%

The Only High

Performance Integrated

2G/3G/4G SGSN

Flexibility to provide

Seamless Evolution

to LTE/4G

Integrated DPI and PCEF

lowers TCO (40% OpEx),

simplifies the network,

and ensures accuracy

Intelligence enables

In-line services directly

on the platform

Unified

RAN

Data

Center

Internet IP Core

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Industry leading SAU/Transaction processing

capacity in lowest footprint in the industry

Integrated 2G/3G and S4-SGSN

2G/3G Link Management perf. Improvements

Scalability

Extensive Operator Policy - Network Sharing Features

In-built debugging/tracing tools

Event Logging Enhancements

GTP Interface Delay Monitoring

Operational

Differentiators

Network Overload Protection

Attach Rate Throttling, Deactivation-throttling,

Prohibit Reattach Timer

Overload and Congestion Management

Signaling

Management

SGSN Pooling Gb/Iu Flex architecture support

NPU Fast path and Direct Tunnel support

Deployment flexibility - services sized according to

resource usage for multi-access combos

Reliability/

Flexibility

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Field proven performance in real world call models

High Transaction processing – manages

unpredictable app behavior causing network overload Scalability

Corporate Access Methods – IPSec, L2TP, VLAN, MPLS

VRF/APN Scalability Improvements

Mobile Router/Network Mobility (NeMO) Feature set

Enterprise

Feature Set

Field proven interworking with majority of billing/policy systems

Custom Dictionaries to enable easy integration

Extensive IP Address Management Support (Ipv4, V6, v4v6 –

DHCP, Radius ..)

Integration

Flexibility

Policy and Analytics Integration

M2M Feature set

Application Detection and Control

Service

Creation

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• Single Vendor EPC is a Myth

• 21 MME wins

• Deployed over 50 ASR5Ks worldwide

• Around 5M+ live subscribers and significantly growing

• Combo SGSN+MME is desired deployment option

Common Misconception Warning!

MME MUST be Provided by Radio Provider

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Industry leading superior performance in a single

chassis - 8M PDN’s/24M bearers

Up to 32K attached eNB’s per MME chassis

Scalability

Inter-access combo and signaling optimizations

Extensive Operator Policy - Network Sharing Features

Configurable Cause Code Mapping

Network

Optimization

Intelligent/Heuristics Paging

Attach Rate Throttling / Diameter Throttling

Congestion Control Mechanisms

TAI List Management

Signaling

Management

Scalable CSFB and SrVCC feature offering

MSC/VLR Pooling – SCTP Enhancements

MME Pooling

Load balancing/ re-balancing features

Reliability/

Flexibility

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Field proven performance in all dimensions of

scalability

Collocated S/PGW Optimizations

Scalability

Integrated WiFi architecture

Policy and Analytics

VoLTE – IMS integration

Service

Creation

Paging Improvements for IMSR

Congestion Control Mechanisms

Gn Throttling

Overcharging Protection

Signaling

Management

Gx-Gy Enhanced Failure Handling

SGW Operator Policy and Virtual APN Features

Support for NextGen Enterprise offering (End-to-End v6)

Reliability/

Flexibility

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ASR 5000 Intelligence, Efficiency and Integration

AAA and PCRF

Cisco ASR 5000

GGSN/HA/PGW

Mobile Video Gateway

Distribution Center

Policy Assignment

Intelligence (DPI)

Data Center/

Cloud All Flows

2% of Flows

Internet

Video Optimization

Video flows are

redirected by ASR 5000

to optimization cloud

others to the Internet • 2% of flows make up majority of bits

• Optimizes 50% to 75%

• Centralized Cloud architecture provides scale speed of deployment and low TCO

Content

Adaption

Engine (CAE)

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ASR 5000 Intelligence, Efficiency and Integration

AAA and PCRF

Cisco ASR 5000

GGSN/HA/PGW

Mobile Video Gateway

Distribution Center

Policy Assignment

Intelligence (DPI)

Data Center/

Cloud All Flows

2% of Flows

Internet

Video Optimization

Content

Adaption

Engine (CAE)

• Video pacing: Reduce unwatched video downloads

• Deep Packet Inspection (DPI): Detect video traffic

• Video traffic steering: Steer only video traffic into video solution to reduce load

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ASR 5000/5500 Intelligence, Efficiency and Integration

AAA and PCRF

Cisco ASR 5000

GGSN/HA/PGW

Mobile Video Gateway

Distribution Center

Policy Assignemnt

Intelligence (DPI)

Data Center/

Cloud All Flows

2% of Flows

Internet

Video Optimization

TPO

Content

Adaption

Engine (CAE)

• Centralized real-time on-demend

transcoding

• Formats supported: Technology

supports: Flash, MP4, RTMP,

Quicktime, Silverlight, HTML5,

…more

• Delivers optimal versions of video

based on device profile, user

policy, and network conditions

• Centralized offline transcoding

and transrating / External Cache

(Future)

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GERAN

E-UTRAN eNodeB

UTRAN

BTS

NodeB

WiFi/Femto/

Other

WiFi /

Femto /

Untrusted

Evolved Packet Core

Not a dedicated “LTE Radio” core

Most operators target a common core

SGSN ASR 5x00 series

HSGW

S1-MME

eHRPD

Access

eHRPD

MME SGW PGW 4G

3G

Non-3GPP

eWAG/Femto GW/TTG/SaMOG

Common Core Across Access Technologies

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Charging Enrich Header

Rate Control Pass/Drop QoS Marking

Set Next Hop/NAT Reporting

Peer

to

Peer

Signatures

Content

Filtering

URL Rating

Enhanced

Charging

Billing SPI + DPI

Mobile

Firewall

& NAT

MN:MN Internet:MN

Video

Traffic

Optimization

Pulled Local Pushed

AAA, PCRF, OCS

RADIUS or

DIAMETER

(Gx, Gy)

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Integrated Intelligence

Increase Network Intelligence and Service Velocity,

Reduce CAPEX and OPEX

Monetize

Optimize

Secure

Intelligent

In-Line Services

Legacy Mobile

Gateway

Deep Packet Inspection,

Enhanced Charging

NAT P2P

Detection

Load Balancers

Traditional Multi-chassis Solution

Cisco ASR 5000 Solution

Header Enrichment

Subscriber Firewall/NAT

IP Network

Enhanced Charging

Content Filtering

Intelligent Traffic Control

Video Detection

and Optimization

Mobility Unified Reporting

Deep Packet Inspection

P2P Detection

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Massive signaling increase

GGSN RNC

SGSN NodeB

RNC

PGW

MME eNodeB

SGW

PDN/

Internet

PDN/

Internet

RNC functions migrated to eNB and EPC

• NB signalling aggregation -> MME (e.g. paging fan

out, intra LTE HO)

• NB user plane aggregation -> SGW (e.g. intra

LTE HO)

• User plan ciphering -> eNB

• NAS signalling ciphering -> MME

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One Size Does Not Fit All

IP Backbone

LTE

2.5G

3G

Centralized

SGSN+GGSN

MME+SGW+

PGW+eWAG

Internet

Distributed

MME+SGSN

eWAG+GGSN

+SGW+PGW

Distributed

MME+SGSN

eWAG+GGSN

+SGW+PGW

Distributed

MME+SGSN

eWAG+GGSN

+SGW+PGW IP Backbone

LTE

2.5G

3G

Internet

Internet

Internet

Distributed

MME+SGSN +

eWAG

Distributed

MME+SGSN+

eWAG

Centralized

SGW+PGW

+GGSN IP Backbone

LTE

2.5G

3G

Internet

Centralized

MME

Distributed

SGW+PGW+

eWAG

Distributed

SGW+PGW+

eWAG

IP Backbone

LTE

2.5G

3G

Internet

Internet

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• SGSN and GGSN on the same High Capacity Network Element

• Better usage of resources

• Reduce CAPEX, OPEX, Training, Spares, OA&M, Charging complexity, Footprint

• HW usage optimization

•More than 30% HW savings for a large Northern European carrier

CPU Memory

CPU Memory

Res

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rce

s re

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ired

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s re

qu

ired

GG

SN

S

GS

N

S&

G-G

SN

Today’s typical deployments

Separate SGSN and GGSN

Combined SGSN and

GGSN

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• Session recovery for common services

- Software task recovery time is 2 seconds or less

• Carrier grade architecture

- Any terminated task will be restarted

- State will be recovered/verified via consistency audits

• NEBS Level 3 certification

• 99.9999% reliability (6 nines)

• Stateful inter-chassis redundancy

- Nodal redundancy due to catastrophic failures

- Power outages, fiber cuts, loss of routing table

- SW upgrades across major software versions

Active ASR5x00 Standby ASR5x00

Redundancy Protocol

ASR5x00

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Work Play

Small Cell Gateway

EPC: Policy, DPI, Charging, &

Content Filter

Security: ePDG & IPSec

Build Customer

Loyalty

Increase ARPU

Up to 20%

Work Anywhere on Anything

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X2

ASR 901

ASR 901 ASR 901

CRS-3 CRS-3

ASR 5500 ASR 5000 ASR 9006 ASR 9006

UCS

CDE-420

Prime

Videoscape

Unity

ASR 903 ASR 903

WLAN Controller

ASR 901S

Universal

Small Cell

Aironet 1552e

SP Wi-Fi

3G Module

for Aironet

3G Small Cell

Quantum™ Software Suite

Elasticity Accelerates New Business Opportunities

IP Core Data Center

Mobile Backhaul

Mobile Backhaul

Mobile Backhaul

WLAN Controller

IP Edge Elastic

Packet Core Elastic

Packet Core

Quantum™ Software Suite

SON for IP/MPLS SON for Mobile

Analytics and Policy Suites

Orchestration Abstraction

Elastic Network Infrastructure

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Small Cells

Community

Program

the

Network

Orchestration ANALY-

TICS POLICY

Harvest

and

Correlate

Data Network

Cloud and

Virtualization Elastic Core and

Backhaul Elastic

Network

Architecture

Network Intelligence Is The Key Driver For Monetization

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1B Subscribers Across Mobile Packet Cores

Cisco mobile packet core powers ~50% of

worldwide LTE connections

49+ LTE Wins; 20+ live deployments

#1: EPC Market Share

275 Operators in More Than 75 Countries

Winner of 2013 Best LTE Core Network Award

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Thank You Thank You

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Region # of Mobile

Users

# of Mobile

Devices/M2M

# of Users

2GB/Month

Avg. Mobile

Speed

Increase/4G

Connections

Mobile Data

Traffic

Growth

Asia Pacific 2.8B users

+5%

5.2B connects

+9%

593M 2GB users

+82%

+57% faster

+77% 4G

5.3 EBs/Mo

+76%

Central &

Eastern Europe

342M users

+1%

785M connects

+6%

106M 2GB users

+102%

+54% faster

+124% 4G

845 PBs/Mo

+66%

Latin America 494M users

+2%

940M connects

+6%

116M 2GB users

+105%

+62% faster

+175% 4G

723 PBs/Mo

+67%

Middle East &

Africa

849M users

+5%

1.6B connects

+7%

150M 2GB users

+218%

+68% faster

+179% 4G

861 PBs/Mo

+77%

North America 316M users

+2%

841M connects

+13%

146M 2GB users

+37%

+41% faster

+53% 4G

2.1 EBs/Mo

+56%

Western Europe 380M users

+1%

954M connects

+10%

138M 2GB users

+46%

+36% faster

+117% 4G

1.4 EBs/Mo

+50%

Unique Conditions Affect Each Region’s Mobile Data Traffic

Source: Cisco VNI Global Mobile Data Traffic Forecast, 2012–2017

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Enabling All-IP flat architecture

Massive increase of Throughput, Signaling and Density

Need for an architecture that optimizes the investments, taking into account

Cost of transmission / routing

Location of the Peering points

Scalability of the EPC platforms themselves

Flat IP architecture opens new possibility for network deployment.

- Centralized versus Distributed

True LTE subscriber profile is unknown today, Service mix is also to be confirmed

Holistic view must include all technologies (E.g. including WiFi, Femto, etc.)

Re-architecting the network today to prepare LTE is a “leap of faith”

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Massive signaling increase

GGSN RNC

SGSN NodeB

RNC

PGW

MME eNodeB

SGW

PDN/

Internet

PDN/

Internet

RNC functions migrated to eNB and EPC

• NB signalling aggregation -> MME (e.g. paging fan

out, intra LTE HO)

• NB user plane aggregation -> SGW (e.g. intra

LTE HO)

• User plan ciphering -> eNB

• NAS signalling ciphering -> MME

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Key Benefit of Integrated, Elastic Architecture

• Single pool of CPU resources

• Drastically simplifies the planning effort. Throughput Vs Signaling flexibility:

• During the day (ToD)

• As users behavior evolves

• As new applications are launched

• As terminals behavior evolves

• During unusual conditions

• Cisco EPC as a Control Point to manage signaling storms

• CPU gets automatically fully allocated to signaling during signaling storms

• ASR 5000 Series typically never goes to overload during signaling storms

• Surrounding boxes may be impacted

• Cisco EPC supports Throttling, thus becoming the control point to manage

a signaling storm

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Mobile Backhaul IP Core

Multiple Options

(e)NB

UE

PCRF

CRS-1

Content, Cloud

WiFi/ Femto

Offload to WiFi, Femto

Network Offload

Network, WiFi, Femto Offload

MEF

ASR5k ASR 1000 CRS-1 7600 ASR9k

ASR5k

Nexus 7000

Internet

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Reaching out to New Markets – Internet of Things

Vehicle & container tracking Consumer OEM telematics Consumer Aftermarket

Telematics

Automatic Metering Infrastructure

Remote Monitoring & Automation

ATM/POS

Remote Information Displays Telehealth

Fixed Wireless Terminals

Industrial PDAs

$20B

by 2014

Telematics

Wireless Local Loop

Telemetry

* ABI Research Security

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Elasticity Accelerates New Business Opportunities

MOBILE CLOUD SERVICES

INTELLIGENT NETWORK

HETEROGENEOUS CLIENT / ACCESS

Self Optimizing Network

Unified Data Center

Small Cell (SP WiFi and Femto)

Macro Radio (2G, 3G, LTE)

Universal Small Cell LTE, 3G, Wi-Fi

3G Small Cell 3G & Wi-Fi

Macro Radio (2G, 3G, LTE)

Optimization

Analytics and Policy

Monetization

IP Edge and Core Packet Core Mobile Backhaul

Elastic Packet Core

Mobile Backhaul Virtualized

Infrastructure

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1000

500

100

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2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015

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Data Revenue

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Consumers Value Data Services but Data Revenue Growth Does not Reflect that