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Agenda
1. First to 5GWhy was Verizon uniquely positioned to launch 5G first?
2. A unique approachWhat makes Verizon’s 5G different?
3. Get ready: The potential of Verizon 5G Ultra WidebandWhat are some examples of innovative use cases, like the Internet of Things (IoT)
and edge computing, that Verizon 5G will support?
4. Get started How can your business capture the full potential of our network today
and in the future?
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First to 5G
Why was Verizon uniquely positioned to launch 5G first?
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#1Verizon has received more J.D. Power
network quality awards than any other
provider in this study, 23 times in a row1
$1.05 BVerizon has agreed to spend $1.05 billion on
new fiber-optic cable from Corning between
2018 and 2020.
900+Certified machine-to-machine (M2M)
chipsets, modules and devices and
growing … fast
1.45 Gbps
First to both shatter the gigabit speed barrier,
followed closely by the first commercial
release of 5G in the U.S. in October 2018
From copper wire to millimeter-wave spectrum, the spirit of service drives us ever forward.
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Verizon as a trusted partner
1 Verizon Wireless received the highest score in Volumes 1 & 2 of the J.D. Power 2017-2019 U.S.
Wireless Network Quality Performance Studies of customers’ satisfaction with their network
performance with wireless carriers. Visit jdpower.com/awards
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Innovation is in our DNA.
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1988
First mobile call
Everyone thought the
idea of a wireless
network was unreasonable
at the time, but sometimes
being first involves
being unreasonable.
1989
First to CDMA
While other carriers
considered the technology
too expensive, Verizon
used CDMA, which gave
birth to the reliability and
the backbone of the
company.
2002
First to 3G
Remember what “high-
quality” video looked like
in ’02, and better yet, what
it was like typing with nine
keys? Verizon was the
first to launch 3G, with
speeds that spurred a
smartphone revolution.
2010
4G LTE leadership
Verizon began building and
testing 4G LTE in 2008
and commercially launched
the nation’s first 4G LTE
network in December 2010.
2018First to 5G
In 2018, Verizon and its
5G technology partners
achieved a series of
technological firsts.
"We think what happened with 4G was small compared
to the possibilities we open up with 5G. Enabling ultra-
reliable, low-latency connections at scale and moving
cloud computing capabilities to the edge builds a
platform that will allow society to create things we can’t
even imagine yet. 2018 was a huge year in advancing
that new [5G] technology.”
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—Kyle Malady, Chief Technical Officer,
Verizon Business Group
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Evolution of technology
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• Low latency
• Massive Internet of
Things scale
• Security by design
• High bandwidth
(spectrum width of
hundreds of MHz)
• High-speed data
for phones and
other mobile devices
• Internet of Things
(CAT-M1)
• Expanding capabilities
• Data and applications• Text messaging
• Digital voice capacity
• Security
• Analog voice
1G 2G 3G
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4G is our foundation, 5G Ultra Wideband is our evolution. Our solutions and
our support of our customers are what makes Verizon the nation’s #1 network.
Nation’s best 4G LTE
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remote areas. Customer’s device, weather, topography and other environmental considerations affect service, which may vary significantly in
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Verizon LTE
Advanced cities
4G LTE coverage area
4G LTE coverage
not available
Our 4G LTE covers
326.5 millionpeople
More than
98% of the U.S.population
Over
2.56 millionsquare miles
or about 450,000 square miles more
coverage than the nearest competitor.15G FWA trials for
business in flight
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Laying the groundwork with 4G LTE Advanced
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First to:
Reach 953 Mbps
in a real-world
environment using
Licensed Assisted
Access
Break the gigabit
speed barrier
in wireless
Demo end-to-end
band 48 Citizens
Broadband Radio
Service (CBRS)
carrier aggregation
and deploy in ~2K
markets
Launch Frequency
Division Duplex
(FDD) Massive
Multiple Input,
Multiple Output
(MIMO)
Deploy 4X4 MIMO
and 256 QAM in
560+ markets
nationwide
Launch a national
CAT-M1 network
for IoT
Tangible benefits
today; foundational
stepping stones to 5G
Technological advancements:
• Increased capacity
• Faster speeds
• Improved efficiency
• Harnessing unlicensed spectrum
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2018 5G milestones
Video call placed over a precommercial 5G connection using a prototype 5G device at the Super Bowl with Samsung
Data transmission on a
commercially deployed 5G NR
network in Washington, DC, in
September with Nokia
Transmission of a 5G NR
signal to a receiver in
a moving vehicle with Nokia
Two-way data transmission of
3GPP 5G NR and the first use
of multicarrier aggregation to
boost the signal into Gbps
range outdoors with Nokia
Data transmission over
commercial 5G NR network
equipment to a prototype
smartphone device in
Minneapolis with Ericsson
and Qualcomm
5G New Radio (NR) data
transmission in a lab with Nokia
and Qualcomm
In 2018, Verizon and its 5G technology partners achieved a series of technological
firsts, including the first:
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The 5G future is here.
Verizon 5G Ultra Wideband will be available in the following cities by the end of 2019:
Cleveland
Columbus
Dallas
Denver
Des Moines
Detroit
Houston
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Little Rock
Memphis
Minneapolis
Phoenix
Providence
Salt Lake City
San Diego
St. Paul
Washington, DC
Atlanta
Boston
Charlotte
Chicago
Cincinnati
Click here for an always-current list of cities where you can experience Verizon 5G Ultra
Wideband and to choose from the widest selection of 5G devices available on any 5G network.
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The Verizon 5G Ultra Wideband network will enable:
• Enhanced mobile broadband for transformational experiences
• Ultralow latency for critical machine communication
• Massive capacity for millions of people and billions of connected devices
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Ultrahigh
speed
Less than
10 ms latency
Compute at
the edge
Innovating and
evolving 4GConnecting
the Internet of Things
Advanced
security
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A unique approach
What makes Verizon 5G different?
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What makes Verizon 5G Ultra Wideband different
Fiber
• Significant fiber in major cities to
drive densification
• Fiber already in place accommodating
bandwidth never before imagined
Millimeter-wave spectrum
• Critical spectrum holdings
Small-cell deployment
• Verizon has spent years densifying our 4G LTE
network. Many 4G locations will be used for 5G
• Relationships in place with municipalities both
large and small
Edge computing
• We have network locations nationwide that are
ideally suited to housing edge computing resources
• Compute at the edge will deliver access to the tools,
power, real estate and expertise to deploy at scale
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What is edge computing?Multi-access edge computing (MEC) enables cloud servers to run closer to endpoints,
reducing latency and speeding local processing.
Cloud compute
Heavy processing,
high latency
Access
network
Heavy processing if
low latency is needed,
bulkiness, short
battery life
Traditional cloud
Cloud compute
Heavy processing,
high latencyAccess
network
Light processing,
less bulkiness,
long battery life
MEC
Edge compute
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Why edge computing matters
Shifting complexity from devices to the network edge improves
capabilities and economics.
Current approach:
Doing more requires more complex, expensive devices,
often with short battery life and limited capabilities.
Best-effort networking is sufficient.
Future approach:
Devices are low cost, lightweight, have a long battery life
and can perform a wide range of jobs through leveraging
capabilities at the network edge.
Requires a high-reliability, low-latency, high-bandwidth network.
LTE
MEC
Capabilities are available
at the network edge.
Content processing artificial
intelligence (AI)/machine
learning (ML) mapping
5G
Best effort Low latency, high reliability,
massive bandwidth
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“For applications requiring low latency, sending huge quantities
of data to and from the centralized cloud is no longer practical.
Data processing and management will need to take place much
closer to the user. MEC moves application processing, storage
and management to the radio access network’s edge to deliver
the desired low-latency experiences, thereby enabling new
disruptive technologies.”
—Adam Koeppe, SVP Network Planning
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The potential of 5G Ultra WidebandWhat will you do with 5G?
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One network for multiple
services, combined to make
Massive IoT attainable
4G LTE + 5G Ultra Wideband = Massive IoT
Together, 4G and 5G have the potential to
transform the IoT by:
1. Allowing businesses to harness massive amounts of data
that will drive advanced analytical and AI programs to
help improve decision-making processes
2. Significantly enhancing the capability to provide mission-
critical services known as Ultra Reliable,
Low Latency (URLL)
3. Creating massive, scalable and valuable IoT capabilities
known as Massive Internet of Things (MIoT)
CAT-1 CAT-M1 Narrowband
IoT (NB-IoT)
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Growing the 5G ecosystem
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• Explore the boundaries of 5G technology
• Co-create new use cases, applications
and hardware
• Engage with the community through
programming designed to encourage
local innovators to rethink what’s
possible in a 5G world
New York, NY | Waltham, MA | Palo Alto, CA |
Washington, DC | Los Angeles, CA
Verizon 5G Labs are where collaboration and innovation happen … and solutions begin.
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5G Ultra Wideband use cases
Phase 15G Home
2018
Phase 2Mobile
2019
Phase 3Massively connected products, apps and services
2020 and beyond
Business
broadband
Home
broadbandSmartphones and
hotspots Cloud augmented
reality (AR)/virtual
reality (VR)
Autonomous
vehicles
Remote medical
diagnosticsIndustrial
automation
Video
surveillanceSmart cities Logistics and
supply chain
Intelligent
energy
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Transform your business in ways never before imagined.1
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<10 ms
10 ms
100 ms
1,000 ms
<1 Mbps 1 Mbps 10 Mbps 100 Mbps >1 Gbps
Wi-Fi phone
Mobile
broadband
VoLTE
Assisted
driving
GamingReal-time
analytics
Ultrafast
video
Automated
industry
High-frequency
trading
Mission-
critical IoT
Drones
Massive IoT
High-bandwidth
home
Smart
communities
VR
Telemedicine
Autonomous
vehicles AR
Re
sp
on
siv
en
ess
Speed
1 Future view of 5G-enabled applications
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Transportation automation
You can’t reach the full promise
of autonomous vehicles without
5G Ultra Wideband. In the future,
5G Ultra Wideband connections
have the potential to help
connected cars, connected
cities and first responders
get real-time access to data,
changing forever the way they
relate to the world.
Collision
avoidance3D maps
Truck
platooning
Drone
delivery
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Smart communities
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5G Ultra Wideband has
the potential to help your
community stay smart,
first responders remain
connected and citizens
stay safe.
Video/traffic
safety
Real Time
Crime Lab
Digital Signage
Intelligent Video
Real-time public
transport info
Video Shot
Spotter
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Healthcare
In the future, 5G Ultra
Wideband could potentially
elevate virtual healthcare to
new levels, enabling even
more effective remote care.
Health
monitoring
Remote
diagnosticsTelemedicine
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Education
Using emerging technologies
such as augmented reality (AR)
and virtual reality (VR), educators
can create interactive, engaging
learning environments that
replicate a physical classroom
and bring objects and subject
material to life. 5G Ultra
Wideband could potentially
enable these experiences.
Wireless
video
security
Remote
education
AR/VRReal-time
intelligence
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Retail
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In the future, 5G Ultra
Wideband could enable
real-time, location-based offer
targeting. Retailers could use
video surveillance footage
to monitor their premises,
understand visitor foot traffic
and gather other business
intelligence.
AR on-the-job
support
Product
tracking
One Talk
DECT phone
Video
surveillance
Holographic
communications
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Autonomous
mobile robots
Manufacturing
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5G Ultra Wideband is poised
to enable advanced remote
industrial robotics. Factory
operations could be controlled
remotely and with less energy
consumption. 5G Ultra
Wideband could also help
with creating real-time digital
“twins” that allow plant
management to identify
capacity, track production
and optimize operations. AR on-the-job
support
Product
tracking
Video
surveillance
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Public safety
Real-time
intelligence
Critical training
preparedness
Next-generation
communications
Remote asset
operations
AR on-the-job
support
5G will potentially
support many solutions
for public safety and first
responders, including:
• Real-time intelligence
• Critical training
preparedness
• Next-generation
communications
• Remote asset operations
• AR on-the-job support
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Business productivity
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The Verizon portfolio of
productivity solutions
will be able to take on a
new level of productivity
with 5G Ultra Wideband.
Cloud-based
applications
Mobile
workforceSD-WAN
SecurityOne Talk
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Get started.
How can you capture the full potential of the award-winning Verizon
network today and in the future?
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Invest in your ecosystem.
The first step to capturing
the full business potential of
5G Ultra Wideband is to start
incorporating the best 4G LTE
connections and complementary
technologies into your business.
Steps to 5G Ultra Wideband are as simple as … one:
Connected
manufacturing
SD-WAN/business
continuity
IoT
infrastructure
Secure, connected
network
One Talk unified
communications
Intelligent phone
systems
Mobile workforce
management
Smart buildings
Solutions to explore
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Productivity
apps
Connected devicesBusiness
broadband
Mobile hotspots
Mobile command
center
Fleet tracking Secure cloud
connectivity
Wireless video data
Mobilize your team in
new ways.
Provide additional mobility
options for your teams to help
increase their productivity
whether they are in the office
or on the go.
Solutions to explore
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Steps to 5G Ultra Wideband are as simple as … two:
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Edge
computing
Autonomous
vehicles
Remote medical
diagnosticsIndustrial
automation
Smart cities Logistics and
supply chain
efficiency
AI
analytics
Digital twins
Solutions to explore
Leverage your data.
When fully implemented,
5G Ultra Wideband will provide
many times the bandwidth
of today’s 4G LTE network,
allowing your business to
develop analytics and leverage
the power of your data in ways
never before possible.
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Steps to 5G Ultra Wideband are as simple as … three:
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Committed to
customer success
We are relentless in working
together to understand our
customers’ businesses, their
needs and how we can empower
them to innovate and thrive.
What makes Verizon Business Group different?
United to deliver more
We collaboratively reach across
divisions and silos, so we can
consistently develop advanced
solutions to address our
customers’ challenges.
Dedicated to being the best
We are groundbreaking and
forward-thinking, as we help
to shape the ever-evolving
B2B marketplace.
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We will develop and deliver business-tailored
technology solutions that empower our customers
to adapt and transform their businesses, including:
• Advanced communications—Unified
communications and digital call centers to keep
our customers connected and productive
• Internet for business—Blazing-fast, highly
reliable fiber connectivity that helps enable new
efficiencies for our customers
• Virtual network services—Software-defined
networks to help drive customer digital
transformation
Empowering our customers with transformative technologies
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We will build and deploy a full stack of services
grounded in the benefits and capabilities of
future 5G technologies.
• Managed services—Applications, edge apps
and software as a service (SaaS)
• Solutions—Security solutions,
virtualized services
• Core products—Service platforms,
connectivity, intelligent edge
We will unify our teams to offer seamless
solutions and services for businesses of all sizes
and across all industries.
Building the 5G-enabled future
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