The document discusses the 5G AnyBee project which aims to achieve "AnyTime AnyWhere AnyDevice AnyContent" (ATAWADAC) connectivity by pushing the network edge closer to end users. It does this through leveraging local capabilities and extending heterogeneous network concepts. The project focuses on innovations to support rising mobile video traffic demands and more localized, scalable and reactive networks. Key areas discussed include mobile video trends, LTE broadcast capabilities and trials, integrating digital TV distribution, and timeline aspects of 5G development.

1. H2020 – 5G AnyBee
(Anycasting Beyond the Edge)
Paving the road to ATAWADAC
AnyTime AnyWhere AnyDevice
AnyContent
5G Any Bee
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2. Our Vision & Strategy: Reach ATAWADAC by pushing the Edge towards End user Vicinity
1)Leveraging on capabilities in real proximity of End user/device
2)Extend Heterogenous concepts to Broadcast/Cellular/WiFi/Fixed
3)More local intelligence/Reactivity/scalability
4)Facilitate Monetization

5. 5G AnyBee – Innovations

6. Rationale
-TV Media 2014 (Ericsson)
-‘App coverage’ White paper (Ericsson), Sep.2013
-Citrix Mobile analytics Report, Sept.2014

7. Mobile Services breakdown
Source: Citrix

8. Mobile Social Networks: MORE VISUAL!
Among our main priorities:
Social Media is becoming more VISUAL!
User Experience & QoE is Key for Monetization
Source: Citrix

9. Mobile Video Traffic
User generated content
Video Content is Key. OTT (and thus CDN) is key.
Source: Citrix

10. LTE drives increased viewing time
Our Primary target
Network Deployment & capabilities MUST adapt to Video viewing behavior & business model !!
Source: Citrix

11. Video consumption Peaks
5G should be reactive and scalable
Source: Citrix

12. « Content is King »
Source: Ericsson

13. « Content on the Go »
Source: Ericsson

14. « Place Shifting »
Source: Ericsson

15. Mobile Viewing Barriers
Source: Ericsson

16. 4K
Source: Ericsson

17. Privacy / Tailored services
Source: Ericsson

18. LTE & Beyond
LTE eMBMS & 5G

19. 331 Networks launched in 112 Countries
350 by end of 2014!
+280 Million LTE Subsc. (Q2’14)
Source: Ovum WCIS (GSA)

20. LTE Devices: 1889 products (July’14)
Number of Manufacturers with LTE
Portfolio: +58% over past year)
Smartphones: 835
Growth
LTE Devices Growth
Source: Ovum WCIS (GSA)

21. LTE Subscribers – More than 280 Million worlwide (Q2’2014)
Source: Ovum WCIS (GSA)
LTE subs. In Millions
N.A = 45,4%
APAC = 36,2%
Europe = 14,9%
RoW = 3,5%
156,4 million LTE subs. added over past year
126% annual growth!

22. eMBMS
-Venue-specific broadcast
-Live Sports/arena only
-Rich media
-Region-specific (Local) BCAST
-Local TV news/events
-Nation-wide BCAST
-World cup, NFL
-File Delivery (FLUTE) / FOTA
•Rel .10
•Counting ‘eMBMS interested UE’ only starts from Rel.10!
•Priority between eMBMS sessions
•DASH support
•Rel.11
•Service continuity
•Unicast File repair
•Rel.12
•Bcast/Unicast switching based on demand
•Counting: better accuracy
•MIMO
•Emergency alert
•Longer CP
Up to 17Mbps / 10MHz BW
Flexible carrier sharing [Unicast/Broadcast]
Source: Qualcomm

23. LTE Broadcast – initial Traction & Footprint
•1 Commercial Service (KT)
•16 Trials

24. Legacy Digital TV Distribution
5G Must embrace existing TV distribution systems and Propose convergence/complementarity
Most DTT licences expire by 2030!

25. DTT Worlwide adoption
Europe & N.A are preparing the Next Generation UHF systems:
-DVB-T2
-ATSC3.0 (by 2016) Hybrid approaches are also proposed:
-FEF with LTE
-HbbTV evolutions

26. Future of UHF band: Europe
« 20 – 25 – 30 » Transition Model (Pascal Lamy’s proposal)
•2020: [694 - 790] MHz opening to Mobile Services
•2025: Milestone Review by EC
• [470-694 MHz] maintained closed to Mobile Services (even on a case by case)
•2030: Keep [470-694] MHz closed to Mobile services up to 2030, BUT allow case by case approach AFTER 2025 review.
Some proposals (Qualcomm, Ericsson) for LTE to become Next Gen DTT…  Proposals also submitted to ATSC3.0

27. LTE Broadcast – candidate for
Converged TV Services in Europe
Source: Qualcomm

28. eMBMS Investigations: Collaboration
towards eMBMS distribution
AT Commands
LTE - RGW
eMBMS Middleware
Network Functions
Routing
WiFi
DLNA/UPnP
...
• French R&D Open Innovation
(M44G-EVO)
• ExpWay (eMBMS MW)
• Sequans (LTE Chipset)
• Sagemcom (RGW)
OTT
Video Streaming
www OTT
VoIP
OTT
Video Streaming
www
Online Gaming
LTE RGW
Video Streaming
Social TV
VoD return channel
OTT
Video Streaming
www
Gaming

29. Broadcast Overlay proposals – Future Extension Frames (FEF) based
ATSC3.0 proposal
DVB-T2 based proposal: Trial from Jan.2015 in Paris

30. LTE-U(nlicensed): License Assisted
Aggregation (LAA)
• This could represents Growth opportunities (Femtos/Small Cells,
eMBMS/Brodcast)…whilst incumbent systems (WiFi) need to be protected!...
e.g.: Supplemental Downlink (SDL)
Source: Qualcomm

31. LTE Direct – Towards better awareness & proximal discovery for IoT
•identify potential opportunities within HomeNetwork, especially to enhance & strengthen Proximal Connectivity & awareness at Home
Source: Qualcomm

32. Timeline
Time-to-Market (TTM)

33. 5G is Coming ….