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U.S. Wireless Broadband: U.S. Wireless Broadband: LMDS, MMDS and Unlicensed SpectrumLMDS, MMDS and Unlicensed Spectrum

February 17, 2000

Presented By:Peter Jarich & James Mendelson

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The Strategis GroupBroadband Information Services

• Telecom Information Services Since 1964• Global Presence• Publications in All Fields

– Wireless Broadband– Internet User Trends– Branding & Bundling– Competitive Telephony & Convergence– Consumer, Financial, Technology Focus

• Online News Services

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WHAT?

What Is Fixed Wireless? Why Is It Important?

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The Wireless Local Loop?

• Fixed, not mobile.

• Not simply voice.• All you need is spectrum!

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The Spectrum?

• Three emerging technologies.• Individual characteristics.• Individual costs.

Service Capacity Range Deployment Deploy CostsLMDS 150+ Mbps 3 miles very limited highMMDS 10 Mbps 35 miles sparse medium

Unlicensed 20 Mbps 20 miles limited low

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The Importance?

• New Technologies• Living Examples• Major Carriers

• Real Drivers

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WHY?

What is the Fixed Wireless Business Model?

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Fixed Wireless Cost Structure

• 80% Labor Cost vs. 80% Equip. Costs

• “Backhoes Don’t Obey Moore’s Law.” - Tren Griffin VP Strategy, NEXTLINK

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Fixed Wireless “Control Structure”

• Facilities Competition is the only option!

• Profit Control• Service Control• The Reality of the

14 Points

Resale

UnbundleLocal Loop

UnbundleT-1

On-Network

Profit Margins

Serv

ice

Con

trol

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Wireless = Bundling (Practice)

Wireless Exceeds Expectations!

0%

10%

20%

30%

40%

Forecast Teligent Winstar

35% 35+%

25%

Bundling Take Rates

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60 - 70 mi

MMDS Cell Site Migration

• Macro to Micro-cellular deployments.

• More spectrum per end-user.

• More bandwidth per end-user.

Cell Site Migration

5-10 mi

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WHO?

Who has Launched Broadband Wireless Services and Where is it Available?

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Local Multipoint Distribution ServiceHype Becoming Reality

• Urban & Rural• Major & Minor PlayersNEXTLINK

HighSpeed.Com

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MMDS - Wireless CableFollowing the Cable Model

• One-Way & Two Way

• Urban & Rural

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MMDS - Wireless CableSprint & MCI WorldCom Battle AT&T with Nationwide Coverage

• ~200 Markets• Rural & Urban

OperationalNon-Operating

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Unlicensed Spectrum BroadbandThe Early Winner?

• 200+ Markets• Rural Deployment

Multipoint

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HOW MUCH?

What Revenues will Wireless Broadband Earn?

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Forecast Assumptions

• Internet as Key Driver– current emphasis– local phone service is ubiquitous– new technologies and mission-critical voice

• Scope of Total Internet Market– 2003 Business Penetration = 74.1% to 91.8%– 2003 Residential Penetration = 83.6%– 2003 Access & Transport Revenues = $34.1 Billion

• Target Markets• 2000 - 2001 Launch Dates

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Network Coverage - Business

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50%

2000 2001 2002 2003

LMDSMMDSUnlic.

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Network Coverage (Households)

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5%

10%

15%

20%

25%

30%

35%

2000 2001 2002 2003

LMDSMMDSUnlic.

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Broadband Wireless SubscribersBusiness Subscribers

050,000

100,000150,000200,000250,000300,000350,000

LMDSMMDSUnlic.

LMDS 3872 14023 75363 155827MMDS 3874 19334 125992 289340Unlic. 5939 18601 65168 98599

2000 2001 2002 2003

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0200,000400,000600,000800,000

1,000,0001,200,0001,400,000

LMDSMMDSUnlic.

LMDS 12097 47446 277534 607695MMDS 42801 126082 598458 1152612Unlic. 1943 12202 76669 199308

2000 2001 2002 2003

Broadband Wireless SubscribersResidential Subscribers

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Service RevenuesBy Technology

$0

$500

$1,000

$1,500

$2,000

LMDSMMDSUnlic.

LMDS 25.23 101 596.36 1360.98MMDS 29.78 115.82 697.05 1652.42Unlic. 17.26 58.1 229.41 419.6

2000 2001 2002 2003

Mill

ions

, $ 2003 Total:$3.4 Billion

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Broadband Wireless Market ShareBy Service

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1%

2%

3%

4%

5%

6%

PhoneInternet

Phone 0.01% 0.06% 0.40% 1.09%Internet 0.26% 0.78% 3.40% 5.89%

2000 2001 2002 2003

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WHAT DOES IT ALL MEAN?

What Conclusions Can We Draw?

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U.S. Wireless Broadband Perspectives

• Wireless Broadband Is Here Today• Wireless Is Not Just Voice• Wireless Meets End-user Demand For

Bundles• Wireless Meets Operator Demand For

Revenue And Service Control• Revenues Are Growing Quickly And Will Be

Substantial!

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U.S. Wireless Broadband: U.S. Wireless Broadband: LMDS, MMDS and Unlicensed SpectrumLMDS, MMDS and Unlicensed Spectrum

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