Next-Generation Broadband Access

By
Sophie Polyviou

July 17, 2010

Internet service providers across North America and Europe have begun roll-out of next-generation broadband networks, and regulatory bodies now have a critical role to play in determining the rate of these roll-outs. Regulator decisions will influence the investments ISPs are willing to commit to high-speed network upgrades.

In this report:

Regulation stalls NGAN investments in W. Europe
E. European markets see decent NGAN roll-out
US cablecos lead high-speed broadband deployment
US ISPs increase 2009 broadband ARPU

Tables and charts included:

USA & EU Big Five average advertised broadband speed (2006-2009)
USA & EU Big Five monthly ARPU (2001-2009)
Major European & US NGAN roll-out
W. Europe, E. Europe & US connections by access type (2009 and 2014 forecast)
N. America & Europe regional ISPs ranked by 2009 broadband subscribers
N. American & European incumbent telco?s retail broadband market share (2008 vs. 2009)
USA & EU Big Five average speed by connection type (2009)
Total broadband connections by region (2004-2014)

Pages: 13

Tables & charts: 8

Tags:

Countries: Austria Belgium Cyprus Denmark Finland France Germany Greece Iceland Ireland Italy Luxembourg Malta Netherlands Norway Portugal Spain Sweden Switzerland UK Bulgaria Czech Republic Estonia Hungary Latvia Lithuania Poland Romania Russia Slovakia Slovenia Canada USA
Companies: Verisign Comcast AT&T Qwest Time Warner Cable France Telecom Deutsche Telekom Telecom Italia Telefonica BT Liberty Global UPC Swisscom Numericable Virgin Media Ono KDG Kabel Baden-Wurttemberg Ziggo Zon Multimedia Com Hem Cox SFR Carphone Warehouse Iliad Cablevision Shaw Sky Vodafone Darty Unity Media Wind Fastweb Telemach (UPC) Magyar Telecom Romtelecom RCS&RDS

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