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Net Neutrality
August 2011
Addressing Data Traffic Growth
Through Technology
2
Data Usage Increasing While Radio Links
Reach Theoretical Limits
(Petabyte
)
4,000
Data Transferrred per month Approaching
(PB) the theoretical limit
3,500
3,000
LTE
w th EV-DO/HSPA
gro
2,500 Rev. B/HSPA+
0 0% 1xRTT/WCDMA
45
Spectral Efficiency*
2,000 ~
1,500
1,000
2G
500
0
2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014
User
Performance
All
users
User
Performance
Carrier Load
$$$
$$ High-Bandwidth User/Use
$ Average User/Use
Low-Bandwidth User/Use
Data Usage
5
New Mobile Broadband business models
already emerged and will flourish in the future
Transaction-Based
Multi-Device Subscriptions
Sponsored Connectivity
Lump Sum
6
7
Proposal Policy Goals Context
“6 policy pillars for Net • Foster investments in • Pressures on ISPs to
Neutrality Guidelines in wireless networks provide fair &
Europe” • Encourage EU to define transparent access
metrics/tools that fairly • Preserve QoS over
applies to wireless networks – fixed vs
• Lower market access mobile
barriers across EU MS • Implications on
connectivity pricing
and remuneration
Net Neutrality
Open Internet & Net Neutrality
EU Public Consultation September 2010
Qualcomm Response: Six Policy Pillars for Net Neutrality Guidelines in Europe
Transparency
Toward end users in a friendly manner
Consumers’ choice & Freedom of Expression
Access to legal content & services of their choices
Investments & Spectrum Allocation
Evolution toward 3G/4G based on new harmonized spectrum and innovative
licensing & regulatory regimes
Quality of services & Network Management
Balance both while providing more flexible & diverse data plans pricing
Innovation & New Business Models
Effective competition, technology & services innovations, sponsored
connectivity for new revenue streams.
Bandwidth Conservation
Promote bandwidth efficient mobile apps and provide transparent
information to user on mobile services experience