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The Gigabit Island Plan

A New Era for Puerto Rico Broadband

#GigabitIsland

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Exponential Growth

Roadmap to #GigabitIsland

#Servicios

#Planificación

#Adopción / #Acceso

#Incentivos / #Implementación

“Visionary companies are not afraid to make bold commitments to hairy, big, audacious goals”– Collins and Porras, Built to Last

#GigabitIsland

Why a Gigabit Island?

Lcdo. Iván Rios MenaDirector Fideicomiso de Ciencia y Tecnología

Raquel NoriegaVP Public PolicyConnected Nation

Lcdo. Javier Rúa JovetPresidente Junta Reglamentadora de Telecomunicaciones

Gigabit Island Plan

Broadband Inventory Minimum 3 Mbps / 768 kbps

Availability to 90.8% of Households

Source: Connect Puerto Rico June 2014

Aggregate broadband infrastructure from 22 facilities based providers

Raquel Noriega

the logo of CPR shows in the map.not sure how to get rid of

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Home Broadband Adoption Trends

2010 2012 2013/2014*

66%66% 70%

31% 35%

46%

United States Puerto Rico

*US data only available from 2013. Data for Puerto Rico reflects 2014 survey findings.

Puerto Rico Source: Connect Puerto Rico 2010, 2012, and 2014 Residential Technology AssessmentsUS Source: Pew Internet Research Center (http://www.pewinternet.org/2013/08/26/home-broadband-2013/)

Between 2010 and 2014, home broadband adoption in Puerto Rico grew by 15

percentage points.

By comparison, broadband adoption grew by 4

percentage points on the United States mainland between 2010 and 2013.

Percent of adultswho subscribe to home broadband service

http://www.pewinternet.org/2013/08/26/home-broadband-2013/


2010 2014

$42.37 $39.47

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Broadband Speeds and Prices

Average price paidfor home broadband service

Puerto Rican broadband subscribers report paying less on average, but they report that their advertised download speeds have more than tripled since 2010.

2010 2014

3.3 Mbps

11.7 Mbps

Average advertised download speed reported by home broadband adopters

Source: Connect Puerto Rico 2010 and 2014 Residential Technology Assessments.Speed and price data were self-reported as part of these residential surveys.

2011 - Maximum Download Speeds by Tier


Mobile Wireless

99%

Fiber

Fixed Wireless

CableDSL

Available technologies in Puerto Rico and accessibility across the IslandGoal: Grow FIBERT to 50% availability

77% 67%

54%


Gigabit Island Goals

As of June 2014

• 78% of households have broadband at 10 Mbps

• 0% at 1 Gbps

By 2018

• 90% broadband at speeds of 10 Mbps or greater

• 50% broadband at 1 Gbps

By 2020

• 99% broadband at speeds of 10 Mbps or greater

• 70% broadband at 1 Gbps

Raquel Noriega

i have played around w this graphic but i am not satisfied.perhaps you can depict this graphically in a better way?

#GigabitIsland Goals

#Servicios

- Broadband Mapping

#Planificación

- Centros de Internet - Wifi Público - Alfabetización Digital

#Acceso / #Adopción

#Incentivo / #Implementación

Raquel Noriega


“Acceso y Uso de Infraestructurade Conductos: Miramar-Río Piedras”

17 DE FEBRERO DE 2015

Proyecto VíaDIGITAL

Miramar Parada 26

Parada 26

PR-1

Localización del Proyecto

Proyecto VíaDIGITAL

Ruta de la Infraestructura Conductos

Tipo de bancadas

CRONOGRAMA – VÍA DIGITAL

MOU 8-14 Specs10-14Notic

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2-15

Apertura3-15 PropuestasNotificacion6-15

http://viadigital.jrtpr.pr.gov/

Making the Gigabit Island Possible

Ing. Alberto LázaroPresidenteAutoridad de Acueductos y Alcantarillados

Sr. Juan Manuel RodriguezPresidente Netwave

Sr. Enrique OrtizPresidente Claro Puerto Rico

Price per square foot in San Juan has dropped17% in 4 years

From $173 to $145

Real Estate Impact

Real Estate Impact

Enrique Ortiz de MontellanoPresidente y Principal Oficial

Ejecutivo de Claro

ACCIONES QUE CONTRIBUYEN AL DESARROLLO DE LA BANDA ANCHA EN PUERTO RICO

Connect America Fund (CAF)

• La Comisión Federal de Comunicaciones asignó a Claro $31.5 millones como parte del programa piloto de Broadband Adoption Lifeline Pilot Program

• Este Programa busca impulsar un servicio de banda ancha fija robusto entra toda la población.

• Se benefician 40 mil hogares que actualmente solo cuentan con conexión “dial-up”

• La implementación comenzó en el 2014 y al momento se han impactado 24,533 hogares en sobre 60 comunidades pertenecientes a 21 municipios.

• Rol de los datos para lograr este grant?

Infraestructura de fibra óptica para las escuelas del Departamento de Educación

• El Departamento de Educación seleccionó a Claro para la construcción de una infraestructura de Fibra Óptica para las escuelas del País

• La construcción comenzó en el verano del 2014 con una red de fibra óptica de última generación IP MPLS con grandes anchos de banda que alcanzan entre 30 a 150 megabits por segundo en las escuelas.

• Dicha infraestructura cumple con las exigencias federales en lo que refiere al tema de seguridad y acceso de los estudiantes al contenido educativo.

• Estas redes ponen a estas escuelas a la par de escuelas alrededor del mundo.


Cable Submarino AMX-1

• En el 2014 se anunció la conexión de Puerto Rico al Cable Submarino AMX-1

• El AMX-1 ya está funcionando, con una capacidad de 180 gigabits por segundo

• En los próximos meses se empezarán a ver los beneficios que esta infraestructura va a significar y que requirió una inversión de $1B

Anchos de banda de sobre 100 megas al hogar

• En el 2014 comenzamos a ofrecer velocidades por encima de los 75 megas y hasta 150 megas a hogares

• Claro es el único operador capaz de ofrecer estas velocidades directamente a los hogares gracias una infraestructura de fibra óptica de última generación

• Estos hogares también pueden contar con acceso a Claro TV IPTV. • Disponible en 37 comunidades en 17 municipios.


Crecimiento de tráfico de internet

• En Claro hemos visto duplicar el tráfico en las redes fijas y móviles durante los últimos dos años. (127%)

• El total de tráfico generado internet generado por usuarios de internet fijo y móvil al final del 2014 era de 75Gbps y en diciembre 2012 era 33 Gbps

Financiamiento de equipos

• Desde hace aproximadamente 6 años, Claro ofrece financiamiento de laptops buscando que todo tipo de persona pueda tener acceso a una computadora

• Con el financiamiento, los clientes pueden pagar tan poco como $8.99 por el equipo mensual (promedio $21.99)

• Las laptops son equipos de marcas reconocidas como HP, Sony, Dell, entre otros


Wifi en cientos de localidades alrededor de la Isla

• Claro ha desplegado una red Claro Wifi alrededor de Isla

• Sobre 800 puntos de conexión

• Presentes en la mayoría de la municipios incluyendo Vieques y Culebra

• Los Claro Wifi están ubicados en restaurantes de comida rápida, tiendas de grandes cadenas, plazas públicas, bibliotecas, entre otros.


Hurto de Cobre

• 1,158 hurtos durante el 2014

• 50% de estos en los 15 pueblos más ofensores Juana Díaz / Ponce / Bayamón / Vega Alta / Villalba / Vega Baja / Toa

Alta / Dorado / Naguabo / Corozal / Comerío / Mayagüez / Barranquitas / Coamo / San Sebastián

• Impacto económico para la empresa: $4.6 millones

• Clientes afectados: sobre 160K

PUNTOS CRITICOS QUE PUEDEN AFECTAR EL DESARROLLO


- 1 Gigabit al Hogar

#Servicios

- Broadband Mapping - Broadband Metrics - Economic Impact

#Planificación

- Centros de Internet - Wifi Público - Alfabetización Digital - Publicar App de Centros - Reportar hurto de cobre - Educación en diversos sectores - Bienes Raíces#Acceso / #Adopción

- 100 megas en Escuelas - Fibra por tuberías - Vía Digital


Raquel Noriega


#GigabitIsland - What’s Next?

Hon. Senador Jose Nadal Power

Mr. Pedro CardonaSub DirectorJunta de Planificación

Dr. Mario MarazziDirector EjecutivoInstituto de Estadísticas

Gigabit Island Plan

2010 2012 2014

31% 35%46%

10%12%

4%9%2%

7%14% 14%

13%

36% 37%30%

Subscribe to broadband service at home

Subscribe to dial-up service at home

Do not use the Internet

Use the Internet

but do not subscribe at home

Subscribe to home Internet service,

unsure if service is dial-up or broadband--

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Across Puerto Rico, 46% of adults subscribe to home broadband service,up from 31% in 2010.

#GigabitIsland - Adoption Trends

Puerto Rico Source: Connect Puerto Rico 2010, 2012, and 2014 Residential Technology Assessments

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International Trends in Internet Use

*Different countries use different methods to measure Internet use and may reflect Internet usage among individuals of different age groups. **Puerto Rico data reflect Internet users for 2014.

Percent of individuals who use the Internet*

Puerto RicoArgentina Brazil Colombia Spain Peru Mexico Uruguay Venezuela

64%

45%41%

37%

66%

35%31%

46%

37%

63%

56%

49% 49%

70%

38% 40%

54%49%

70%

60%

52% 52%

72%

39%43%

58%55%

2010 2012 2013**

Puerto Rico Source: Connect Puerto Rico 2010, 2012, and 2014 Residential Technology AssessmentsSource for other data: International Telecommunication Union(http://www.itu.int/en/ITU-D/Statistics/Pages/stat/default.aspx)

http://www.itu.int/en/ITU-D/Statistics/Pages/stat/default.aspx



Raquel Noriega

can we add USA average here?

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Home Broadband Adoption Trends

2010 2012 2013/2014*

66%66% 70%

31% 35%

46%

United States Puerto Rico

*US data only available from 2013. Data for Puerto Rico reflects 2014 survey findings.

Puerto Rico Source: Connect Puerto Rico 2010, 2012, and 2014 Residential Technology AssessmentsUS Source: Pew Internet Research Center (http://www.pewinternet.org/2013/08/26/home-broadband-2013/)

Between 2010 and 2014, home broadband adoption in Puerto Rico grew by 15

percentage points.

By comparison, broadband adoption grew by 4

percentage points on the United States mainland between 2010 and 2013.

Percent of adultswho subscribe to home broadband service



Average Age 65or older

No high school diploma

Low-income households

Rural

70%

43%37%

54%62%

46%

27%

16%

38%

51%

United States (2013) Puerto Rico (2014)

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Broadband Adoptionby Demographic

*Low-income households defined in Puerto Rico as those that report annual household incomes less than $15,000; in the United States, low-income households are defined as having annual household incomes less than $25,000.

Puerto Rico Source: Connect Puerto Rico 2014 Residential Technology AssessmentUS Source: Pew Internet Research Center (http://www.pewinternet.org/2013/08/26/home-broadband-2013/)

Percent of adults in each demographic group who subscribe to home broadband service

Adults in Puerto Rico trail behind their peers on the United States mainland.



Less than$15,000

$15,000 to$24,999

$25,000 to$34,999

$35,000 to$49,999

$50,000or more

15%

36%

54%62%

75%

19%

39%

53%59%

82%

38%

57%64% 64%

81%

2010 2012 2014

Annual Household Income

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Broadband Adoption Trendsby Annual Household Income

Since 2010, the greatest growth in home broadband adoption has been among lower-income households.

Source: Connect Puerto Rico 2010, 2012, and 2014 Residential Technology Assessments

Percent of adults in each demographic group who subscribe to home broadband service

Perceived lack of relevance

Cost

Lack of digital literacy skills

Broadband is not available

Access the Internet some other way

Other

27%

30%

12%

6%

8%

14%

29%

20%

14%

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2014 2012

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Barriers to Home Broadband Adoption

Main barrier to home broadband adoption among adults who do not subscribe

Source: Connect Puerto Rico 2012 and 2014 Residential Technology Assessments

Across Puerto Rico, more than 1.5 million adults do not subscribe tohome broadband service.

Why?

• Develop tools for private and public stakeholders to monitor market trends

• Benchmark PR broadband and online use vs. US trends

• Assess the impact of broadband & the knowledge economy upon the broader Puerto Rico economy

Next Step: Creating Meaningful Metrics

• Continue and expand the Puerto Rico broadband inventory project

• Collect and release aggregate industry-wide capital investment

• Measure trends in aggregate broadband use and benchmark against US and international jurisdictions

• Estimate impact of broadband and the knowledge economy upon the overall Puerto Rico economy

Next Steps: Creating Meaningful Metrics

Sandvine’s Global Internet Phenomena Report 2014

Next Steps: Creating Meaningful Metrics

#GigabitIsland

#GigabitIsland

• PS 873 – Acceso a Textos Digitales– Costo para obtener licencias requeridas para

acceso y uso de versión digital– Disponibilidad de los libros en forma digital– Costo de la infraestructura tecnológica para

hacerlo disponible


- 1 Gigabit al Hogar - ZUM - Vía Digital

#Servicios

- Broadband Mapping - Broadband Metrics - Economic Impact - Encuesta liderada por IE y CN

#Planificación

- Centros de Internet - Wifi Público - Alfabetización Digital - Publicar App de Centros - Reportar hurto de cobre - Educación en diversos sectores - Bienes Raíces - Ley de E-Books

#Acceso / #Adopción

- 100 megas en Escuelas - Fibra por tuberías - Vía Digital


Raquel Noriega


Information sector accounted for $2.6 billion (2.5%) of Puerto Rico’s Gross Domestic Product in 2013.

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Annual Growth of Information sector in Puerto Rico.

#GigabitIsland Impact

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U.S. cities with gigabit speeds report 1.1% higher per-capita GDP. Aproximately 1.4B in additional GDP

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Estimated additional real estate value added through 17 million ZUM investment in 21,000 homes

"A true Big Hairy Audacios Goal is clear and compelling, serves as unifying focal point of

effort, and acts as a clear catalyst for team spirit. It has a clear finish line, so the organization can know when it has achieved the goal; people like

to shoot for finish lines.”– Collins and Porras, Built to Last

#GigabitIsland

#GigabitIsland Closing Remarks

Raquel Noriega


#GigabitIsland Thank you

Raquel Noriega


#GigabitIsland Thank you

100 Megas 80

Megas

50 Megas

Requisito Federal 2016 para las Escuelas

10 Megas

5 Megas 2 Megas

Limite del Gobierno PR

Red de Gobierno

100 Megas 80

Megas

50 Megas

10 Megas

5 Megas


Emails

RHUM

PRIFA

Controles Web

RCI

Presupuesto

2 Megas


Kronos

ImagesInternet

Red de Gobierno

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RHUM

PRIFA

Controles Web

RCI

Presupuesto

2 Megas


Kronos

ImagesInternet

Emails

Red de Gobierno

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5 Megas 2 Megas

Como logramos

más capacidad de manera eficiente?

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Red de Gobierno

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Red de Gobierno

Comparison of Maximum Speeds by Tier

At Least 768 Kbps/200 Kbps 85.2% 85.8% 89.4% 90.9%At Least 1.5 Mbps/200 Kbps 84.4% 85.0% 89.1% 90.8%At Least 3 Mbps/768 Kbps 77.8% 85.0% 89.1% 90.8%At Least 6 Mbps/1.5 Mbps 33.1% 56.4% 77.3% 79.7%At Least 10 Mbps/1.5 Mbps 24.5% 49.0% 77.1% 77.9%At Least 25 Mbps/1.5 Mbps 49.0% 77.1% 77.9%At Least 50 Mbps/1.5 Mbps 24.3% 24.3% 76.9%At Least 100 Mbps/1.5 Mbps 0.3% 0.3% 52.9%At Least 1 Gbps/1.5 Mbps 0.0% 0.0% 0.0%

% Households Served**

Source: Connect Puerto Rico

*Note: Inventory estimate as of June 30 each year. Includes cable, DLS, fixed wireless and fiber platforms. Excludes mobile platforms

Broadband Availability By Speed Among Fixed Platforms*

2011 2012 2013 2014Down / Up Speed

Aggregate broadband infrastructure from 22 facilities based providers

Broadband Inventory by Technology Type3 Mbps / 768 kbps


2011 2012 2013 2014Cable 61.3 77.9 76.9 77.0DSL N/A 62.6 65.0 67.1Fiber 0.0 0.3 0.3 0.1Fixed Wireless 25.2 31.7 49.9 58.0All Platforms Except Mobile 56.9 85.0 89.1 90.9Mobile Wireless 98.9 99.7 99.8 99.9All Platforms 99.0 99.8 99.8 99.9

% of Households Served at ≥ 3 Mbps Down / 768 Kbps Up*

Broadband Availability by Broadband Platform

Source: Connect Puerto Rico

Platform

*Note: Inventory estimate as of June 30 each year.

2011 2012 2014 2014 2016 2017

46%

90%78%

Accesibilidad - 10 Mega

Accesibilidad - 10 Mega - 212%

Adopción de 90%Capacidad de un Gigabit

25%

Adopción - E-Books - PS 873

Gigabit Island Goals

Oficina del PEI

“Most people overestimate what they can do in one year and underestimate what they can do

in ten years.”– Bill Gates

Oficina del PEI“Gigabit Island” – Impacto Inmobiliario

Landlords experience that FTTH served to increase rent

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