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NBN Co Briefing

Cassandra Scott28 April 2011DisclaimerThis document sets out NBN Cos proposals in respect of certain aspects of the National Broadband Network. The contents of this document represent NBNCos current position on the subject matter of this document. The contents of this document should not be relied upon by our stakeholders (or any otherperson) as representing NBN Cos final position on the subject matter of this document, except where stated otherwise. NBN Cos position on the subject

matter of this document may also be impacted by legislative and regulatory developments in respect of the National Broadband Network.All prices shown in this document are exclusive of any GST. NBN Co Limited 2011


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JA Little RC Patterson Sir Charles Todd AJ Mitchell

Source:Ann Moyal, Clear across Australia, A history of telecommunications, The Most Perfect Invention, page 52Photo: Picture of Charles Todd and his overseers at the Roper River Depot. From left: J.A. Litt le, R.C. Patterson, Todd, and A.J. Mitchell,

Phase 1: Overland Telegraph 1872

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Phase 2: Copper Access Network Post WW2

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93% Fibre + 7% (Wireless + Satellite)

Indicative map

Legend:Grey Wireless coverageRed Fibre townsBlue Transit networkGreen Satellite coverage

Phase 3: Now - National Broadband Network



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Bandwidth Demand



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Demand

Catch-Up TV1.5Mbps 2Mbps

IPTV Multicasting3.5 7.5Mbps

HD Movie or Sport9-29Mbps

CinematographicExperience29-300Mbps

HDTV1080p

HDTV 720p

VGA 640 x480

w288p 512 x 288

450MB

~1.5GB-3.4GB

4 13 GB

13 135GB

1HrStreamingDownload

Online Video512kbps 1Mbps

900MB

AverageBit Rate

Different Screen Resolutions Lead to Different Bitrate

Streaming

HD will be the biggest driver of high bandwidth in the near term

Source: Commercial Strategy Team

4K (4196 x 2160)

8K (8392 x 4320)

960 x 640

2K (2048 x 1080)

Sanyo 2010iPhone 2010

JVC 4K Projector$150k Pro2011 Consumer version

8K ProjectorPro version only2013 Consumer version

iPhone 2009

Larger Screen ResolutionDrives

Higher Bandwidth Demand

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Fibre penetration in key economies

Source: FTTH Council, 2010http://ftthcouncil.com/en/newsroom/2010/02/26/g-20-need-to-speed-up-on-fiber-to-the-home

Australia isnt currently on the list!



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Ubiquity and Standardisation

In the volume rollout, Retail Service Providers will be able to reach any

customers in a region, using any of the three technology platforms

From the same Point of Interconnect

From the same network interface (NNI)

Using the same BSS interface

Using the same processesAt the same price for same/similar product

Ubiquity with standard products/processes is critical for publicapplications such as eHealth and eEducation

As important as the speed and throughput improvements

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NBN Co - Layer 2 Ethernet Access Network Wholesaler

Retail

Wholesale

Retail service providerRetail service providerRetail service providerRetail service provider

Wholesaler/Aggregator

NBN - Wholesale Only



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Uniform National Wholesale Pricing

1/ Access price scale

($/month per Service - Excluding GST)

2/ Connectivity pricing

Connectivity is sold as capacity (Mbps) and can be seen as a proxy for usage (GB/month)

Additional capacity is available to the RSP in increments that allows them to control their own quality ofservice

/ ( )ownstream Mbps / ( )pstream Mbps Fibre Wireless Satellite12 1 $24 $24 $24

25 5 $27 - -

25 10 $30 - -

50 20 $34 - -

100 40 $38 - -

250 100 $70 - -

500 200 $100 - -

1000 400 $150 - -



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Three technologies one access seeker interface

FibreAccessNode

EthernetAggregation

Switch

POI

ACCESS VC CONNECTIVITY VCs

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Commissionwork/ tasks

Designactivities

Allocate

Mobiliseresources

Deliver

Assess

Develop whole-of-network designacross components

Performancemanagement

Informationmanagement

Detailed design build activities

Prioritise andsequence projects for

rollout

Developdetailed projectplans and workmodels

Determinewho doeswhat and onwhat terms

Plan and deploy material, equipmentand labour to construction locations

Coordinateprojectdelivery andcontinuousimprovement

Auditprocesses andcodifylearnings

ement will allow us to realise quality, cost and operational efficiencies within a safe workplace

Continuous Improvement Construction Approach



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Construction is underway



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Case Study Pharmacy in Scottsdale, Tasmania

* Image from Google Maps

See:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_abQ17glqcg

www.nbnco.com.au and view theresearch tab for case studies

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