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Home » Worldwide DSL Subscribers Up 15% to 41 Million

Worldwide DSL Subscribers Up 15% to 41 Million

June 3, 2003
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The DSL Forum announced that DSL subscribers increased by 5.5 million, or 15%, in Q1 2003 to reach 41.3 million worldwide. According to research by Point Topic, the figures represent a 90% increase compared to one year ago. Of current “mass-market” broadband technologies, 57% of customers subscribe to DSL, while 38% use cable and 5% connect with Gigabit Ethernet. Other highlights include:

  • The largest number of DSL subscribers are in Japan and the USA, each with approximately 7 million.
  • The fastest growth during the period took place in mainland China and Hong Kong (30%), followed by Western Europe (20%).
  • The world’s highest DSL penetration level is 29%, in South Korea.
  • DSL service is now available in 54 countries.

The DSL Forum predicts 60 million DSL subscribers at the end of this year, and 200 million by the end of 2005.
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