Global Broadband - Demand for Fibre Networks Grows

Aug 27, 2014 : Bharat Book Bureau presents the new report, on "Global Global Broadband - Demand for Fibre Networks Grows”, The important progress of national broadband networks is discussed, supported by useful case studies.

This annual report offers a wealth of information on the global fixed broadband sector and is a valuable resource of insights, examples and trends. It provides important analyses and statistics on the development of broadband around the world with a focus on fibre network deployment. The important progress of national broadband networks is discussed, supported by useful case studies. The report also includes unique regional overviews written by BuddeComm’s Senior Analysts.

Subjects covered include:

-Insights into the growing demand for fibre networks;

-Observations regarding finance and investment models for broadband;

-Outline of key considerations for National Broadband Network development;

-The role and activities of the Broadband Commission for Development;

-Key global statistics on broadband growth;

-Unique regional insights written by BuddeComm’s Senior Analysts.

Executive Summary

Global broadband market heading in the right direction

The global broadband market is heading in the right direction with both average broadband speeds going up - and broadband pricing, on the whole, coming down. This combined with the growing demand for fibre network infrastructure creates an environment that is full steam ahead for fixed broadband.

With more than 100 countries now involved in the rollout of FttP; there is increased evidence that commercial demand exists for this infrastructure. In developed economies; FttP demand will, over the next 5 years, grow to between 30%-50% of the population. Competition aimed at the top end of this market will trigger a broader rollout.

Looking at previous developments in the internet/broadband market; it is safe to say that from now on demand for FttX connections will – around the globe – only increase....