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Intel and Wireless– Critical enabler for new usagemodels– Realization of true broadband services– Connectivity – digital home, digital office,digital health, on-the-go– Pull-through of enterprise serverplatformsDigital HomeDigital Office– Fundamental part of Intel platforms– WLAN (WiFi, Bluetooth, UWB)– WWAN (3G and WiMAX)Digital HealthOn-the-Go
Internet Soon To Pass All Other MediaConsumer Spend by MediaLog Consumer Spend (Billions)2.50All TVInternetAccessBooksNewspapersFilmRecorded MusicMagazinesVideo GamesRadio1.0019981999200020012002Source: Pricewaterhouse Coopers200320042005
Intel Technology Initiatives ForThe Personal InternetPersonal Everywhere:Wi-FiWiMAXPersonal Small Screen:Phones and UMPCsPersonal Big Screen:Notebooks
Intel Technology Initiatives ForThe Personal InternetPersonal Everywhere:Wi-FiWiMAXPersonal Small Screen:Phones and UMPCsPersonal Big Screen:Notebooks
Wireless Network Co-existenceWAN3GWCDMAUMTSHSDPAMANWiMAX oothandThe Result: Always Best Connected*Other brands and names are the property of their respective owners.owners.
Mobile Wireless Technology Evolution200520062007-20093G Technology Evolution3GEV-DOWCDMAWi-FiOFDM3.5GEV-DO Rev AHSDPA802.16eOFDMA2010 3G EvolutionEV-DO RevBOFDMA, MC-CDMA ?4G:likelyOFDMAbased802.16eMIMO-OFDMABroadband Wireless Technology EvolutionSource: Rysavvy Research
Why WiMAXEstablished CustomerDemandWiMAX Will Meet EmergingCustomer NeedsBroadband,but FixedMobile,but NarrowbandOffers Varying Levels of BroadbandData, Voice, & Video for MultipleDevices and Usage Models
WiMAX Usage & Planned Rollout’08-’10’07-’08’06-’07’05Fixed Trials BeginNotebookIntegration& Early MobileTrialsPhones& EarlyMobileNetworkRolloutGlobalNetworkRollout
GlobalReadyOfer Radio ChipsetMobile WiMAX:World’s First Multi-BandWiFi/WiMAX Radio
Intel Technology Initiatives ForThe Personal InternetPersonal Everywhere:Wi-FiWiMAXPersonal Small Screen:Phones and UMPCsPersonal Big Screen:Notebooks
MonahansSampling TodayTechnologyEnhancementsWireless IntelSpeedStep IIwith Music MaxIntel VideoMaxTechnologyIntel Wireless MMX IIIntel Quick CaptureTechnology
A Leap in Performance & Energy EfficiencyAudio and Video On the Phone301.0xVideo DecodePower Reduction250.8x20Relative VideoDecode rce: Intel simulations based on Manchac Coast benchmark using 1100 MaH battery lifeMP-3UsageBatteryLife Hours
The Next Step in PC MobilityThin and ivityNotebookSub-NotebookUltra Mobile PC
Intel Technology Initiatives ForThe Personal InternetPersonal Everywhere:Wi-FiWiMAXPersonal Small Screen:Phones and UMPCsPersonal Big Screen:Notebooks
Mobile Platform RoadmapSanta RosaNapa less LANMobile Intel ExpressChipsetMobile Intel 945Express Chipset FamilyIntel PRO/Intel PRO/Wireless2915ABGNetworkConnectionIntel PRO/Wireless 3945ABGNetwork ron2H 20061H 2007
A Legacy of Performance and Energy EfficiencyRelative SpecInt Rate / x.5xBanias0.0xSource: Intel
Summary: Key Market Trendsy VoIP has taken off as broadband adoptionacceleratingy User devices proliferating and consumerwallets become more fragmentedy Services infrastructure converging to IPy Large scale deployment of IMS is coming y “All IP Utopia” on the distant horizon Media, Network and Service Convergencey WiFi/WiMAX expands - consumer, enterprise,and public hotspots
20 Commercial WiMAX Deployments in 2005
802.16 standard basics802.16-2004 (rev d)802.16eCompleted802.16802.16- 2004: July 2004Estimate Q4’Q4’05Spectrum 11 GHzLicensed & Unlicensed 11 GHz ( 6 GHz practical)Licensed (& Unlicensed)Fixed, portablePedestrian Mobility – Full mobilityReceiver: in the notebook, HHUser modelChannel ConditionsModulationPeak Raw data rateChannel BandwidthRange at 2.5 GHz(average cell)Non Line of SightOFDM 256 / OFDMA 2kScalable OFDMA (128 – 2k)Up to 75 Mbps with 20MHz channels4-18 Mbps in 5 MHz channelsUp to 75 Mbps with 20MHz channelsFull mobility:80% performance of fixed usage modelFlexible channel bandwidths between 1.25 and 20 MHz2 to 10 km semisemi-rural2 to 5 km urban/suburban(frequency dependent – significantly better for700MHz)Max range 35 km at 700 n/Semi-rural1 – 5 km (indoor)2 – 7 km (outdoor)
Mobile Intel 945 Express Chipset Family Intel PRO/Wireless 3945ABG Network Connection Santa Rosa Merom Dual-Core Processor Crestline ICH8MICH8M Kedron 2H 2006 1H 2007 Intel PRO/ Wireless 2915ABG Network Connection Mobile Intel ExExpress press Chipset. A Legacy of Performance and Energ
Aruba 7008 Mobility Controller Aruba 7010 Mobility Controller Aruba 7024 Mobility Controller Aruba 7030 Mobility Controller Aruba 7210 Mobility Controller ArubaOS_72xx_8.1.0.0-1.0.0.0 ArubaOS_72xx_ 8.4.0.0-1.0.6.0 ArubaOS_72xx_8.4.0.0-1.0.5.1 Aruba 7220 Mobility Controller Aruba 7240 Mobility Con
2 Introduction: - Transformational Shifts Reshaping the Future of Mobility New Mobility Business Models Mobility Integration Convergence of Corporate Mobility The City as a Customer Women and the Automotive Industry Focus on Health Wellness and Wellbeing in the Automotive Industry Connected and Automated Mobility Growth in high Speed Rail and Public transport .
01.26.10.0033 Trial double mobility liner Ø 22mm / DMC 1 on demand 01.26.10.0034 Trial double mobility liner Ø 22mm / DMD 01.26.10.0035 Trial double mobility liner Ø 28mm / DMD 01.26.10.0036 Trial double mobility liner Ø 28mm / DME 01.26.10.0037 Trial double mobility liner Ø 28mm / DMF 01.26.10.0038 Trial double mobility liner Ø 28mm / DMG
This is why we called the 4th High Level Dialogue on Connected & Automated Mobility in Vienna “Beyond SAE LEVELS: Towards Safe and Sustainable Mobility”. We wanted to pick up on the Swedish focus on integrated mobility and ask ourselves how we can integrate new automated services into a future-proof and sustainable mobility eco-system.
mobility in the advisor role The evolution of the global mobility professional is a continual process. The increased use of flexible mobility policy, along with growing business and employee demands for choices, requires those in the function to advise and support decision-makers in new ways.
FIREPOWER MOBILITY (Maneuver) PROTECTION Mobility (manoeuvrability), is a key element of combat power At the strategic level, mobility usually involves the movement of forces and resources to the theatre of conflict. At the operational level, mobility involves placing forces and resources at the critical place in time to achieve an .
2 The building blocks An employer's guide to improving social mobility in the workplace About the Social Mobility Commission The Social Mobility Commission monitors progress towards improving social mobility in the UK, and promotes social mobility in England. It is an independent statutory body created by an Act of Parliament.
found in API RP 500, API RP 505 and NFPA 497 are examples of the direct example approach method. This approach utilizes engineering judgment to determine the extent of the hazardous area classification. The diagrams and the boundary distances utilized are selected based on the type of installation, volume and properties of the hazardous gases/vapors. The second ANSI method, less commonly used .
