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South Korea set to lose broadband leadership - study

  • 30-03-2006 9:38am
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    South Korea set to lose broadband leadership - study
    Published: Wednesday 29 March 2006 | 10:41 AM CET


    South Korea is close to losing its position as the world leader in broadband take-up, according to a new report by Point Topic. South Korea showed negligible broadbad growth in 2005 but still has over 25 percent penetration of broadband by population. But Denmark and The Netherlands are only a fraction of a percent behind. Hong Kong and Finland are also close, both having reached a 23 percent penetration level. The EMEA region is increasingly leading the roll-out of broadband around the world. The Middle East and Africa, together with Eastern Europe, are the fastest growing of the seven regions considered, although their overall penetration levels are still low. Western Europe on the other hand has almost caught up with North America as the most high-penetration region, but is still growing considerably faster - 47 percent in 2005 as against 27 percent. Unless broadband growth in Western Europe goes through a very sharp slowdown, it will soon be well ahead of North America in take-up.


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