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Docomo Business Hong Kong’s first end-to-end Managed Private 5G service to help enterprises unlock their potential with new mmWave technology

Delivering faster speed, ultra-low latency, and secure connectivity designed for uplink-centric communications to empower the digitalization journey of enterprises

HONG KONG SAR - Media OutReach - 6 July 2023 - Docomo Business is introducing to Hong Kong the first end-to-end fully managed Private 5G ("P5G") service with a vendor-agnostic approach.

This will enable enterprises to build highly secure digital infrastructure operating on fast data transfer speeds, ultra-low latency, and massive connectivity – an important step towards the city's digitalization journey.

Being the first to introduce the innovative millimeter wave ("mmWave") technology running on 26GHz to 28GHz spectrum to the market, Docomo Business aims to help Hong Kong enterprises build a private 5G network to support the massive demand for uplink-centric IoT and Mission-Critical (Push-to-everything (PTX) with Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP), text and video) applications running on a single robust wireless network. These standout features make it an ideal network for connected devices to transmit information quickly and efficiently at an enterprise level.

Combining the well-established full-service portfolio of NTT, the extension of Docomo Business' managed Private 5G service to Hong Kong not only provides the backbone infrastructure to deploy ready-to-market Internet of Things ("IoT") solutions at speed, but also offers fully managed services for ongoing operations and upkeep of the network. Docomo is a world leader in the deployment of leading edge mmWave technologies to support enterprises with their business strategies and solutions. Docomo has conducted approximately 850 projects from service to launch. Through its 5G Open Partner Program, Docomo has collaborated with over 5,200 partners with the aim of creating innovative 5G services.

"Docomo Business has always been a visionary technology pioneer. We have been allocating significant information and communications technology ("ICT") investments to Hong Kong for the ongoing benefit of our customers over the years. Bringing Docomo Business to Hong Kong is a strong testament to our confidence in the city's massive growth opportunities and solidifies the vision of offering businesses here an accelerated start to enterprise 5G network running on true mmWave technology." Taichi Hiramatsu, Chief Executive Officer, Hong Kong, NTT said.

Docomo Business helps Hong Kong enterprises develop their purpose-built private 5G network from design, build, and deployment processes to operations and on-going management. The service allows for a high degree of customization, with ready-to-deploy IoT solutions well-equipped for a variety of industries to address multiple use case scenarios. Aiming to help enterprises embrace the future of 5G mmWave technologies in Hong Kong, Docomo Business assists with plugging in the gaps arising from potential tech talent shortages with their private 5G managed services, provided by a team of network experts acting on the best industry practices.

Stephen Tsang, Chief Revenue Officer, Hong Kong, NTT added "We envision our private 5G network service to be an accelerator for enterprises to tap into new business opportunities as the demand for edge devices continues to grow. Increasing enterprise adoption of private 5G will further strengthen the city's position as a gateway for outbound IoT innovation, establishing it as a robust Innovation and Technology ("I&T") hub."

"By replicating our success and lessons learned from Japan, we have established a new Private 5G/IoT Showcase Lab in Hong Kong to serve as a hotbed for experimentation and implementation of new innovations within an ecosystem of partners that will help conceptualize Hong Kong's smart city blueprint." Stephen said.

To find out more about Docomo Business' full-service Managed Private 5G network service. please visit Service Page: https://connect.services.global.ntt/docomobusiness_private5G_HongKong

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About NTT Group

The NTT Group is a world leader in providing technology and business solutions to people, clients and communities. With $108B in revenue and more than 330,000 employees in over 80 countries and regions, providing services in over 190 of them, we are committed to being a long-term trusted partner and always contributing to society through our business operations.

About Docomo Business

Established in 2022, Docomo Business is a new enterprise business brand under NTT Group. Integrated by NTT DOCOMO, NTT Communications and NTT COMWARE, this new DOCOMO group with the brand name of "Docomo Business" takes on the challenge of "changing worlds with you" together with its prestige corporate clients and partners all over the world.

About NTT and Docomo Business Hong Kong

Established in 1999 in Hong Kong, NTT has been a global leading IT infrastructure and services company offering data center, network, cybersecurity, technology solutions and managed services. With the extension of Docomo Business from Japan to Hong Kong, we are empowered to accelerate the enterprise digitization journey, transforming them into fully connected enterprises.

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