OECD Broadband Statistics, December 2005

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In December 2005, four countries (Iceland, Korea, the Netherlands and Denmark) led the OECD in broadband penetration, each with more than 25 subscribers per 100 inhabitants.

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Iceland now leads the OECD with a broadband penetration rate of 26.7 subscribers per 100 inhabitants.

# Koreas broadband market is advancing to the next stage of development where existing subscribers switch platforms for increased bandwidth. In Korea, fibre-based broadband connections grew 52.4% during 2005. This switchover effect is evident by the net loss of DSL (-3.3%) and cable (-1.7%) subscribers during the year.

# The strongest per-capita subscriber growth came from Iceland, Finland, Norway, the Netherlands and Australia. Each country added more than 6 subscribers per 100 inhabitants during 2005.

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Japan leads the OECD in fibre-to-the-premises (FTTP) with 4.6 million fibre subscribers at the end of 2005. Fibre subscribers alone in Japan outnumber total broadband subscribers in 21 of the 30 OECD countries.

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DSL is still the leading platform in 28 OECD countries. Cable subscribers outnumber DSL in Canada and the United States.

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The United States has the largest total number of broadband subscribers in the OECD at 49 million. US broadband subscribers represent 31% of all broadband connections in the OECD.

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Canada leads the G7 group of industrialized countries in broadband penetration

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The breakdown of broadband technologies in December 2005 is as follows:

o DSL: 62%

o Cable modem: 31%

o Other technologies (e.g. satellite, fibre and fixed wireless) : 7%

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