subject: Himfr.com Reports Singapore Will Replace South Korea Into A Global Fiber Optic Broadband Penetration [print this page] Market analyst firm Strategy Analytics forecast report released "Global Broadband Market Forecast Update." The report's authors Ben Piper, said: "It is clear that the future of broadband technology will be the leading optical fiber. XDSL telecom operator's existing infrastructure is towards the end of its effective life cycle. Soon, xDSL will be unable to support the need for higher bandwidth consumer applications. "
The latest rankings released by Strategy Analytics show that optical penetration rate ranks the world's top 10 markets, eight are in Asia and Eastern Europe. To the end of 2009, South Korea 51% of households will have fiber to the home as the world's highest penetration rate of fiber to the home market. Japan, Hong Kong, Taiwan and Lithuania will be out in the global market, ranking second to fifth place.
Strategy Analytics predicts that by 2013, Singapore will replace South Korea ranked first in the world. Singapore government implemented "iN2015" part of the plan is for the installation speed of 1Gbps FTTH (Fiber-to-the-Premises - FTTP) network, the network rollout is currently being implemented; Singapore Government has stipulated that by 2013 a On 1, the network coverage in Singapore to reach 100%.
Similarly, Australia launched a 31 billion U.S. dollars this year, the national broadband network (NBN) construction projects. Strategy Analytics predicts that by 2013, Australia's world ranking of No. 21 from the current jumped to No. 8. By the Australian Government to promote the FTTP program, which aims in the next eight years, to 90% of Australian homes, schools and businesses to provide speeds up to 100Mbps of FTTP services.
Strategy Analytics report "Global Broadband Market Forecast Update," to provide in-depth market analysis, five regions across the globe in 60 countries / regional markets; to provide key indicators of the historical and forecast data, including: the number of households, PC penetration, Internet access order the number of (subscription), home Internet access penetration rate, broadband placing orders (subscription), household penetration of broadband access, broadband users, dial-up and broadband access to the proportion of revenue, ARPU value, the number of users with different access technology platform (xDSL, Cable, FTTx, and the FWA / WiMax). (Changshan)
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