Global Broadband Forecat 2013: Central and Latin America

Broadband subscriptions have been growing at a strong pace in the Central and Latin America region. Total Broadband subscriptions exceeded 58 million at the end of 2012. Within the region, Brazil holds the top spot for subscribers; however, in terms of future growth, Colombia will outpace the region. DSL will remain the predominant technology in the CALA region through the forecast period. The Global Broadband Forecast is an interactive database providing in-depth market coverage for 57 countries in five discrete regions, as well as historical data and forecasts for key metrics including: Households, Broadband Subscriptions, Household Broadband Access Penetration, Broadband Users, Internet Users, Dial-up vs. Broadband splits, Service Revenues, ARPU, and Subscriptions by Technology Platform (xDSL, Cable, FTTx, and Mobile Only).

Broadband subscriptions have been growing at a strong pace in the Central and Latin America region. Total Broadband subscriptions exceeded 58 million at the end of 2012. Within the region, Brazil holds the top spot for subscribers; however, in terms of future growth, Colombia will outpace the region. DSL will remain the predominant technology in the CALA region through the forecast period. The Global Broadband Forecast is an interactive database providing in-depth market coverage for 57 countries in five discrete regions, as well as historical data and forecasts for key metrics including: Households, Broadband Subscriptions, Household Broadband Access Penetration, Broadband Users, Internet Users, Dial-up vs. Broadband splits, Service Revenues, ARPU, and Subscriptions by Technology Platform (xDSL, Cable, FTTx, and Mobile Only).