North America
Telecommunications Reports - Canada and United States
United States of America Broadband Market -
Cable modem & DSL - Analysis, Statistics and Forecasts In the US broadband market, while
cable modem still retains the majority of broadband subscribers, DSL trails close behind.
With DSL growing at a higher rate than cable broadband, DSL subscribers are expected to
exceed cable subscribers during 2008/09. Broadband competition in each region is generally
limited to one DSL and one cable operator. The DSL segment is dominated by AT&T and Verizon,
which account for around 80% of DSL subscribers, while cable broadband is less concentrated
with Comcast and Time Warner accounting for around 62% of cable broadband subscribers. DSL
and cable modem growth rates are expected to decline over the next five years as household
penetration reaches saturation and fibre networks become widely deployed. This report
provides overviews, analysis, relevant statistics and forecasts on the US cable modem
and DSL broadband markets. Read the executive summary here.
Canada Telecoms, Wireless and Broadband
Report For those seeking high level strategic information
and objective analysis on Canada, this report is essential reading and gives further
information on future growth in select telecommunication markets; the emerging trends
and convergence in Canadian voice, broadband and digital TV sectors; how Canada is
faring in terms of global broadband development; the current and emerging broadband
technologies and their long-term projections; the growth of mobile voice and data,
and the deployment of 3G and 4G technologies; key information on the major telecommunication
operators.Read the executive summary and
see the table of contents here.
