High-speed fibre is now the primary fixed broadband technology in 19 out of 38 OECD countries, according to the latest data. Among these countries, 15 have a share of fibre subscriptions of over 50%.
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1.1. Total fixed and mobile broadband subscriptions by country (June 2022)
1.2. Fixed and mobile broadband subscriptions per 100 inhabitants (June 2022)
1.3. Fixed and mobile broadband subscriptions by technology (June 2022)
1.4. Yearly penetration increase (June 2022)
1.5. Historical time series, fixed and mobile broadband penetration (June 2022)
1.6. Historical penetration rates, fixed and mobile broadband, top 5 (June 2022)
1.7. Historical penetration rates, fixed and mobile broadband, G7 (June 2022)
1.8. Five largest OECD fixed and mobile broadband markets (June 2022)
1.9. Broadband penetration and GDP (June 2022)
1.10. Percentage of fibre connections in total broadband (June 2022)
1.11. Growth of fibre subscriptions (June 2022)
1.12. Machine to machine subscriptions (June 2022)
1.13. Mobile data usage per mobile broadband subscription (June 2022)
1.14. Top six countries in mobile data usage per mobile broadband subscription (June 2022)
2.1. Fixed broadband subscriptions per 100 inhabitants, per speed tiers (June 2022)
2.2. Fixed broadband experienced download speed (2020-21)
Household and business ICT usage surveys
3.1. Enterprises’ broadband connectivity, by firm size, 2021
3.2. Enterprises with a website or home page, by firm size, 2021
3.3. Enterprises using cloud computing services, by firm size, 2021
3.4. Enterprises performing big data analysis, 2021
3.5. Internet users by age, 2021
3.6. Internet users by age and educational attainment, 2021
3.7. Diffusion of online purchases, 2021
3.8. Individuals who attended an online course, 2021
National broadband maps of OECD countries
The coverage of broadband service is mapped by access technologies such as DSL, fibre, cable and wireless in addition to speed tiers (e.g. 1 Mbit/s to 1.5 Mbit/s, second lowest speed tier of less than 10-20 Mbit/s, mid-speed tier of less than 50 Mbit/s, etc.). Information on service providers such as names or links to them for each of the smallest geographical units is also provided. It is therefore possible to consult which technologies are used for broadband access and how much speed is provided in a location along with names of service providers if a detailed interactive map has been established in the country.
Links to national broadband maps (external sites):
Maps not available for Chile, Israel and Turkey.
4.1. OECD mobile broadband basket, low user, May 2016
4.2. OECD mobile broadband basket, low user, May 2017
4.3. OECD mobile broadband basket, medium user, May 2016
4.4. OECD mobile broadband basket, medium user, May 2017
4.5. OECD mobile broadband basket, high user, May 2016
4.6. OECD mobile broadband basket, high user, May 2017
4.7. OECD fixed broadband basket, low user, June 2016
4.8. OECD fixed broadband basket, low user, June 2017
4.9. OECD fixed broadband basket, high user, June 2016
4.10. OECD fixed broadband basket, high user, June 2017
4.11. Mobile Termination Rates (MTRs) in the OECD area, 2020
Prices methodology: Revised OECD telecommunication price basket (Dec. 2017)
Our broadband indicators are now available on the OECD Going Digital Toolkit's Data Kitchen in a dynamic data explorer that allows you to select time periods, choose and compare countries, and instantly customise graphs in a variety of formats. You can also make comparisons with indicators from other OECD ICT databases.