In 2021, 70% of EU households enjoyed high-speed internet coverage, up from only 16% in 2013. Malta had high-speed internet coverage for all households (100%), followed by Luxembourg (96%), Denmark (95%) and Spain (94%).
In 2021, 70% of EU households enjoyed high-speed internet coverage, up from only 16% in 2013. Malta had high-speed internet coverage for all households (100%), followed by Luxembourg (96%), Denmark (95%) and Spain (94%).
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In contrast, fixed high-speed internet connections were the least widespread in Greece (20%), Cyprus (41%) and Italy (44%).
In 2021, the European Commission set a 2030 target of achieving gigabit connectivity in all EU households and 5G coverage for all populated areas.
Considerable progress has already been made in the rollout of fixed very high capacity network (VHCN) connections across the EU.
*cry in German*
I can‘t believe that Germany is that far in the middle.
Internet isn‘t that fast around many areas here.
What’s the exact definitiion or speed of „high-speed internet“ in that statistic?
Are they taking real data or the „data“ which Provider are giving out?
Seems a bit odd to me.
Ok, so, what’s “high-speed” and why it is so important?
I have 30mbps and I cannot think a of a situation where it limited me.
Well we have high-speed internet, but can I afford faster than 30 mbit? nah, Im poor as shit.