Broadband Solutions for Chinese Taipei CATV Operator

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2010/TEL41/LSG/IR/006 Agenda Item: 7 Broadband Solutions for Chinese Taipei CATV Operator Purpose: Information Submitted by: Chinese Taipei Industry Roundtable: National Broadband Networks and Fibre to the Premises Chinese Taipei 6 May 2010

Broadband Solutions for Chinese Taipei CATV Operator C.H. Jih CTO, kbro Co. Ltd. 6 th May, 2010

Agenda 1. Chinese Taipei CATV Market Overview 2. kbro s Broadband Solutions 3. Alternative Broadband Solution for CATV Network 4. Solutions to Increase HFC Bandwidth 5. CATV Network Move towards Digital Convergence 6. Conclusion 2

1. Chinese Taipei CATV Market Overview

Chinese Taipei CATV Market Overview Population: 23 Millions (7.8M Households) CATV subscriber: 4.98M Households (63.8% penetration) Franchise areas : 51 areas Number of CATV operators: 63 operators 5 MSOs control over 75% of the CATV market Major Competitor: CHT MoD (0.7M Households) Operator CATV Subs Percentage kbro 1,113,452 22% CNS 1,045,143 21% TBC 724,628 15% TFM 541,176 11% TOP 324,668 7% Independent 1,231,184 25% Total 4,980,251 100% Source: NCC, 2010 kbro CNS TBC TFM TOP Independent SOs 4

Chinese Taipei Cable Broadband Market Status Chinese Taipei broadband subscribers have reached 5 Million in 2010. xdsl: 2.53M (51% ) FTTx: 1.58 M (31%) Cable Modem: 0.83M (17%) Others (LL/WLAN):0.07M (1%) Cable Modem subscriber market share increased 8% within 2 years (9% in 2007 and 17% in 2009). Broadband Subscribers among CATV Operators: Operator CATV Subs Broadband Subs Penetration Rate kbro 1,113,452 217,805 20% CNS 1,045,143 179,100 17% TBC 724,628 142,540 20% TFM 541,176 118,843 22% TOP 324,668 79,004 24% Independent 1,231,184 94,159 8% Total 4,980,251 831,451 17% Source: NCC, Feb. 2010 5

kbro at a Glance Currently provides Basic Cable TV, Broadband Internet,and Digital Premium Services : Basic Cable TV Subscriber : 1.1 Million Cable Modem Subscriber : 0.22 Million STB deployed : 0.1 Million Subscribers The first CATV operator in Chinese Taipei launched HD channels, PPV channels, PVR service, and 30Mbps cable broadband services. A leading channel distributor in Chinese Taipei with 18 channels under agency. Coverage Areas: Northern: Taipei / Taoyuan / Hsinchu Central: Taichung / Changhua Southern: Tainan / Pingtung Taichung Changhua Tainan Taoyuan Hsinchu Taipei Pingtung 6

2. kbro s Broadband Solutions

kbro s Broadband Solutions DOCSIS 3.0 kbro has implemented DOCSIS 3.0 CMTS since 2008, and begun to provide 20Mbps service in 2009 and 30Mbps service in 2010. Currently supports 4 RFs channel bonding and provides down stream speed up to 160Mbps. 6 6 MHz 6 6 MHz MHz MHz MHz 38Mbps x 4 8

kbro s Broadband Solutions Ethernet over coaxial (EOC) access solution Due to coaxial cable has reached most household coverage, Ethernet Over Coaxial access technology is a valuable cable broadband alternative solution. EOC solution has been adopted by kbro in 2009. EPON network ONU Headend HFC network Customized EoC: integrating ONU and EoC Master in single housing. 9

kbro s Broadband Solutions FTTB / FTTC Utilize HFC network fiber resources to construct FTTB / FTTC network for both internet access and leased line services. kbro has adopted GEPON technology as a broadband service platform and integrated with Ethernet, VDSL as last mile solution. Headend OSP Customers <10km 1 SO headend Curb Cat 5 L3 Switch Hub / FTN ONU+L2 Switch 2 OLT 1x4 1x4 Cat.5 ONU Point to multipoint L2 Switch 3 Cat.3 ONU VTU-C VTU-R 10

3. Alternative Broadband Solution for CATV Operator

Alternative Broadband Solution for CATV Network FTTH HFC toward FTTH: Single Fiber node will cover less and less subscribers. Fiber will move toward customer premise sites. Coaxial cable might only play a role as in-house wiring in the future. Trunk Feeder Drop All Coaxial Fiber replace Backbone Amp. FN Up to 20,000 home passed 500 ~ 1,000 home per FN Up to 100 homes per FN FTTC FTTH Fiber to home Fiber Coaxial 12

Alternative Broadband Solution for CATV Network RF over Fiber or Glass (RFOG( / DOCSIS PON / Cable PON) Single fiber supports both forward and return path. A solution for cable operators to achieve FTTH by utilizing existing CMTS and HFC infrastructure. The specification is still under developing by SCTE (Society of Cable Telecommunications Engineers), also named as Advanced Fiber Access IP Switch CMTS 13

Alternative Broadband Solution for CATV Network How Cable Operators benefit from RFoG RFoG enables upstream modulation from 16QAM to 64QAM for bandwidth increasing. Burst Mode could effectively isolate DOCSIS upstream noise interferences generated from customer premises. RFoG could be an alternative solution for cable operators to provide both video and data services via different wavelengths. RFoG may be a cost effective way to deploy FTTH for cable operator. kbro will conduct RFoG field trial in 2nd half of 2010. 14

4. Solutions to Increase HFC Bandwidth 15

Alternative Solutions to Increase HFC Bandwidth Bandwidth is the key factor for cable operator to digital convergence. HFC bandwidth could be expanded by following methods: Fiber Node segmentation ** Implement 256QAM to obtain more bandwidth ** Video compression by H.264 ** Utilize VBR mechanism ** Advanced HFC broadband technology ** Switched Digital Video (SDV) Reclaim some analog channels ** Upgrade HFC to 860Mhz or 1Ghz * Digitize all analog channels Note: * : Solution field trial or on-going actions taken by kbro ** : Solution adopted by kbro already 16

5. CATV Network Move towards Digital Convergence

CATV Network Move towards Digital Convergence Digitize existing HFC network. Increase per subscriber bandwidth. Provide interactive digital CATV services. Trend of IP over Coaxial DVBC/IPTV dual mode STB or pure IPTV STB Face the challenges of internet video service: defend or join? Utilize Cloud Computing technology to provide converged services. 18

5. Conclusion

Conclusion Service demand from customer drives the digital convergence. Video service increase customer bandwidth demand. Teleco and CATV MSO will be the major service provider for Home Networking service. IP will be the standard protocol over different network in the future. Video service will be the main battle field of digital convergence. Fiber to the home will be the trend both for telecommunication and CATV network. 20

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