The future of fixed broadband: trends and drivers disrupting the market
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For the 36 countries analysed by GSMA Intelligence, the number of fixed broadband connections is forecast to reach around 1.5 billion by 2030. With connections growth slowing, and consumers demanding faster, more reliable service, the need to enhance propositions and stay relevant in a highly competitive market is greater than ever.
This analysis focuses on the key market and technology developments and trends disrupting the fixed broadband market. It includes historical and forecast data primarily for the period from year-end 2023 to 2030, providing outlooks for fibre, cable, xDSL and FWA connections. It also features a selection of operator case studies, including analysis of Iliad France, Verizon and Virgin Media O2.
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