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Facts tagged with India

Eastern Europe and India/South Asia experienced the fastest growth in international traffic

The regions experiencing the fastest growth in international Internet traffic between mid-year 2009 and mid-year 2010 were Eastern Europe and India/South Asia, where average traffic growth exceeded 100%, and the Middle East, where traffic rose just under 100%.

Research Area: Broadband Traffic

Tags: growth, traffic, india, international, 2010, middle east, eastern europe, south asia, 2009, increase

Global internet traffic growth remains strong in 2010.” TeleGeography’s Global Internet Geography. October 6, 2010.

Only 10 percent of the 400 million mobile phones in India are internet enabled and only a fraction of those individuals actually subscribe to internet service.

Research Area: Broadband Traffic

Tags: rural, broadband adoption, mobile broadband, underserved, international broadband, unserved, india, mobile phones

Rahul Gaitonde, “TPRC Panelists Agree on Need for Better Broadband Data,” BroadbandCensus.com. September 25, 2009.

In India, only 10 million people have access to broadband, and most of those individuals are located in major cities, while 400 million people have mobile phones.

Research Area: Broadband Adoption

Tags: rural, broadband adoption, mobile broadband, underserved, international broadband, unserved, india, mobile phones

Rahul Gaitonde, “TPRC Panelists Agree on Need for Better Broadband Data,” BroadbandCensus.com. September 25, 2009.

By 2013, the number of Internet-connected PCs in India will grow to 73.5 million, up from 32.9 million this year, IDC estimates.

Research Area: Broadband Adoption

Tags: broadband adoption, international broadband, india, idc, pcs

Douglas MacMillan, “Google, Zoho Challenge Microsoft Abroad, Too,” BusinessWeek. September 14, 2009.
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