英特尔公司全球副总裁中国区总经理杨旭演讲.pptVIP

* the market momentum is showing us – that wireless broadband is emerging fast and will become pervasive. This is not a question of if but when. Intel has currently over 250 WiMAX pilots in deployment and this could rise to 400 by the end of this year. Sprint and Clearwire will both launch mobile WiMAX commercial pilots in 2007. In parallel - the 3G industry is responding to WiMAX with an industry wake up call to drive a more aggressive pricing position for data services. Mobile broadband wireless will drive a pipe for content that will need intelligent mobile devices at their endpoints. Today’s volume mobile devices – cell phones – are unable to provide the performance and compatibility to satisfy that demand. DATAPOINT. April 2007. According to a recent report from Sky Light Research, unit shipments of network equipment and end-user devices for mobile broadband data grew 117 percent in 2006, with products built to the mobile WiMAX (802.16e) standard leading the growth, despite the fact that these products have yet to be certified as interoperable. The study did not include advanced 3G mobile systems because they are voice-based, according the Sky Light. The report looked at TD-CDMA, 802.20 and proprietary products like OFDMA. Firstly, smart intelligent devices that can use the high quality content we can deliver through Wireless BB. The area we are excited about in my Ultra Mobiiity Group is the Full Internet ( videos, newsfeeds, alerts, location knowledge ..) in a device that fits in your pocket. I will show you some examples of this later. And finally we need compelling content. If you go back a few years we assumed that content was produced by the big media organisations – and we as users just consumed it. But one of the key trends of 2006 – and one we are just starting on – is the personalized internet. For several years, we have talked of the “killer application” that will drive the need for high performance computing devices. In the ultra mobile s