1. WiGig & Wireless Docking 30-3-30 for Business End Users
Kaitlin Murphy December 2014

2. Intel Confidential – Internal Use Only
Important Usage Guidelines for Presentation
Presentation Name
Intel® WiGig and Wireless Docking for Corporate
Abstract
Intel® Wireless Docking is a solution that enables an end user to wirelessly send content from their WiGig enabled device (Ultrabook, 2-in-1 PC, or Tablet) to a remote display using a Wireless Gigabit dock. To use wireless docking, both a WiGig enabled dock and WiGig enabled client (requiring an Intel Processor and WiGig antennae) must be present.
Based on the IEE ad standard, WiGig operates on the 60 GHz spectrum allowing it to transfer data at speeds up to 7 Gbps. This technology enables a quick, reliable, wireless connection with low latency and smooth playbook of any content transmitted over the WiGig interface.
This selling guide covers WiGig with a focus on:
An overview of both the WiGig technology and wireless docking usage
Key selling point of Intel® Wireless Docking solution
Corporate use data – including security, remote manageability and operation in a dense environment
WiGig for consumer will be addressed in a separate selling guide.
Target Audience
Internal FSEs, FAEs, MDMs, RMMs, Geo marketing, Software Marketing
OEMs, IT Decision Makers, ISVs under NDA
Desired Action:
Use: Free Me - No Wires usage powered by Intel® Wireless Gigabit technology to drive Ultrabook/2-in-1/Tablet/Phone differentiation
Drive design in, design win and pull for PCs with Intel Wireless Gigabit technology
Drive GTM and bundle programs PC+Dock+App to deliver the experience to consumers out of the box
Integrate compelling Intel® Wireless Gigabit technology usages into Ultrabook/2-in-1/Tablet/ promotions through on line, in Retail and with OEMs.
Key Words
Docking, Wireless Docking, WiGig, Wireless Gigabit, Ultrabook, User Experience, No Wires, App, Security, 5th Gen Core, Broadwell
Content Categories
Presentations
Classification
NDA
Owner
Kaitlin Murphy
Posted/ Last Edited
December 2014
Language
English
Intel Confidential – Internal Use Only

3. Wireless Docking 30 seconds

4. What is Wireless Docking?
Wireless docking provides wire-like performance…
Visually lossless display for up to two external monitors
Real time peripheral support
Native USB 3.0 I/O support
… without ever connecting a docking cable
Multiple docking schemes available based on usage scenarios
Hardware acceleration keeps system resource utilization low
OS must be present for wireless docking to connect
Wireless dock and wireless docking enabled client are both required for wireless docking feature to work

5. Wireless Docking 3 minutes

6. Wireless Docking Device mobility trends are challenging usability
Thinner, lighter, smaller screens
Fewer USB/display ports
More movement between docked and mobile usages
Wireless Docking enhances your business productivity
Seamless transitions between mobility and productivity modes
Compatible with existing peripherals1
Supports multi-devices (same users, different users)
Based on the WiGig (802.11ad) standard
Wire-like performance
Robust on-desk performance even in dense environments
Hardware encrypted data transfer
1 – Full compatibility except for graphics. 4k monitors are not supported. Max resolution is 1200p for 2 external monitors and 1600p for a single external monitor.

7. Wireless Docking 30 minutes

8. Wireless Docking Device mobility trends are challenging usability
Thinner, lighter, smaller screens
Fewer USB/display ports
More movement between docked and mobile usages
Wireless Docking enhances your business productivity
Seamless transitions between mobility and productivity modes
Compatible with existing peripherals1
Supports multi-devices (same users, different users)
Based on the WiGig (802.11ad) standard
Wire-like performance
Robust on-desk performance even in dense environments
Hardware encrypted data transfer
1 – Full compatibility except for graphics. 4k monitors are not supported. Max resolution is 1200p for 2 external monitors and 1600p for a single external monitor.

9. WiGig Overview 802.11ad standard supported by the WiFi Alliance
Rapidly growing eco-system
New 60GHz Radio Frequency band Globally available High bandwidth (2GHz BW, 4 channels)
Allows high throughput in dense environments, up to 7Gbps (PHY Rates)
Optimized to replace display cables (HDMI, DP) and IO (USB, SD, PCIe) cables
Power efficient design enables longer battery life

10. An End to End Solution from Intel
In the Mobile PC
WiGig
Antenna
Software and Drivers
Maple Peak WiGig Receiver Module
In the Wireless Dock
Dock
Firmware
Antenna(s) +
Maple Peak Module (WiGig/WiFi/BT)
Intel is providing an end-to-end solution for Wireless Docking
OEM products featuring this solution are coming to market in Q1 2015

11. Intel’s Wireless Docking – Designed to Productivity
At your desk (home or office)
Docking is complete by the time you sit down
Auto-dock starts when you approach your desk
Full experience without opening the lid
Wake the device from the dock or peripherals
Saves battery life when docked
Dock with close lid will reduce overall power consumption
Simple to operate
Automatic configuration, SW updates
In the office
Robust performance in dense environment
Short range & directional
Enables multi users share same dock at different times1
Select remote management features are available
Centralized discovery & upgrade of dock firmware supported

12. Security By nature, WiGig is a secure technology
Point to point connection
Only transmits over a short range
Requires line of sight
Wireless docking uses AES 128 bit HW encryption for all data passed between the client and dock
User profiles are secure and saved on the client PC, not the dock.

13. Manageability Remote maintenance is supported
SW/FW updates can be easily pushed by IT patch tools or management consoles to WiGig-enabled clients
Intel® SCS 10 support available for remote discovery of detailed WiGig client information via Microsoft’s SCCM management console (via SCS add-on) or PowerShell
When client with updated SW connects to a dock with older FW, mismatch is detected upon first connection attempt and WiGig SW guides user through dock FW update

14. Operating in Dense Environments
Scanning Range &
Retention Range (~20 ft. max)
Admission Range (~ 1 – 4 ft.)
WiGig signals have limited range
Won’t pass through solid objects
Clear line of sight from the client to the dock ensures best performance
WiGig operates on multiple channels and can select the optimal channel to use based on congestion levels.
Ranges for best performance may differ for different form factors & orientations
Clamshells (Open/Closed): 3-4 feet from dock
Tablets (Glass Up) feet from dock

15. Timeline Nov Dec Jan Feb Mar Apr May June Capability Trials
5th Gen Core vPro Launch
Workplace Transformation: Hot Topic
Deployment Trials
POCs
SCS 10 for Wireless Docking
All products, computer systems, dates and figures specified are preliminary based on current expectations, and are subject to change without notice.