Worldwide overview of FTTH/B Panorama at end 2011 Valerie CHAILLOU Head of Projects [email protected] FTTx Summit Europe April 24 th , 2012
May 13, 2015
Worldwide overview of FTTH/B
Panorama at end 2011
Valerie CHAILLOUHead of [email protected]
FTTx Summit Europe April 24 th, 2012
Agenda
► FTTH/B Worldwide Status at end 2011‐ Global Figures
‐ Leading players
► Focus per region‐ APAC
‐ North America
‐ Other regions
► Global drivers for FTTH/B
► National Broadband plans
FTTH/B Worldwide Status at end 2011
Global figures
8 M10.2 M
58 M0.52 M
Source: IDATE
<0.3 M
FTTH/B subs worldwide from December 2010…
… to December 2011
6.7M8.8 M
45.4 M0.3 M
<0.2 M
Global FTTH/B market:
~77 M subscribers at Dec 2011
Focus per region
APAC: the Japanese case
► More than 22 Million FTTH/B subscribers at December 2011 and 46Million Homes Passed...
► More than 90% of the households covered!
► Higher FTTH/B than DSL subscribers net adds since April 2005
► Specific drivers for FTTH/B in Japan‐ Attractive prices, closing the gap with ADSL tariffs
‐ Aerial deployments
‐ Strong positioning challenge for NTT: objective reached wi th a ~75% market share!
‐ Government’s proactive approach to FTTH deployments
► But no dedicated services…. with a few but growing IPTVsubscribers basis in Japan (probably around 3 million)
APAC: elsewhere in the region
► Chinese FTTH/B is growing at a steady pace: it will shortlybecome the main market in terms of number of subscribers
► Growth rates are also high is several countries: Vietnam,Singapore, Malaysia
► India: several announcements but very few realdeployments
► National programs on their way: identified driver for FTTH/ Bin the region
North America: FTTH/B, unique solution for RBOCs
► At December 2011, Verizon has signed 4.8 M FiOS FTTH subs and has about 4.2 M FiOS TV subs
► Verizon facing new challenges for extending its cov erage; LTE is becoming a priority
► Huge competition from cablecos, providing up to 50 or 100 Mbps connections
► Numerous players involved in local rollouts
► In Canada, Bell Aliant is targeting 600 k homes and businesses passed at end 2012
Other regions
► Europe‐ Still heterogeneous markets
‐ Coverage remains a priority
‐ But the market is progressing (~13% of worldwide FTTH/B subscribers at end2011), in particular thanks to Eastern countries
► LATAM‐ Market at its very early stage
‐ Specific issues in the region (market liberalization, regulation…)
‐ Very high potential (demographics, lack of efficiency of other technologies…)
► MENA‐ UAE is clearly leading
‐ Egyptian potential from real estate programs
Global drivers for FTTH/B
Global drivers for FTTH/B
► A market driven by competition‐ As it is the case in the US and Europe, in several APAC countries, cable operators could
be in the driving seat …
► Quality of Copper Local Loop influencing migration of Residential customers to Fiber
‐ Middle East, LATAM, some Asian countries, some East European countries
► The dynamism of the real estate market‐ Middle East, LATAM
► Mobile backhaul and LTE … ‐ Mobile operators are densifying their backhaul with the explosion of Mobile Broadband
and Smartphones
‐ LTE base stations and Femtocells at home will need fiber!
► Demographics figures
► National programs
National Broadband plans
National Broadband plans
� Mix of new and existing players
� Egypt (eMisr National BB Plan), Colombia (Vive Digital Plan) now on the list!
Source: Alcatel Lucent
Thank you !