Eastern Europe & The Broadband Boom
Posted: 26th Jun, 2003 By: MarkJ
Central and Eastern Europe look set to see broadband Internet access penetration more than double by the end of 2003 to 800,000+ connections!:
IDC predicts total broadband connections to surpass 820,000 at the end of 2003, up from approximately 400,000 in the previous year.
"DSL rollout in Estonia, Hungary, and Poland has contributed dramatically to growth in the region's broadband market," said Joshua Budd, a Senior Analyst for IDC CEMA. "While cable internet still holds a significant share of the market, DSL is quickly emerging as the technology of choice among broadband users in CEE."
More @ Europemedia.
IDC predicts total broadband connections to surpass 820,000 at the end of 2003, up from approximately 400,000 in the previous year.
"DSL rollout in Estonia, Hungary, and Poland has contributed dramatically to growth in the region's broadband market," said Joshua Budd, a Senior Analyst for IDC CEMA. "While cable internet still holds a significant share of the market, DSL is quickly emerging as the technology of choice among broadband users in CEE."
More @ Europemedia.
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