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Strategies & Market Trends : China Warehouse- More Than Crockery -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: RealMuLan who wrote (5344)	8/14/2005 8:29:54 PM
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Broadband explosion on the cards for China By Cara Christian, MyADSL, 14 August 2005 By 2010 China will account for one-in-four of all broadband subscribers according to telecoms analysts at Informa Telecom. Analysts at Informa predict that there will be 190 million broadband subscribers which will grow to 440 million by 2010. China looks to emerge as the world’s future superpower, with broadband subscriptions overtaking the US by 2008. Ninety percent of China’s population is anticipated to be connected by 2010. Countries like Japan, Finland, South Korea and Sweden will have in excess of 30 percent of their population set up for broadband. Other predictions included in the Future Broadband Markets Report released by Inform is that DSL technology will strengthen and overtake cable based subscriptions. DSL technology is expected to be the connection of choice holding 77 percent of the broadband market worldwide. The nature of the broadband market may, “change fundamentally with the advent of WiMax and other wireless broadband technologies,” warned analysts at Inform. mybroadband.co.za