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The top ten countries by number of broadband lines are: <ol> <li>USA </li> <li>China </li> <li>Japan </li> <li>Germany</li> <li>South Korea </li> <li>France </li> <li>UK </li> <li>Italy </li> <li>Canada </li> <li>Spain </li> </ol> The largest growth rate was in Eastern Europe, with 14.2% growth in the last quarter of 2006. Russia, Poland and Romania added a combined 2.8m new subscribers in the quarter. The Middle East and Africa region grew its broadband subscriber base by 13.3% in Q4. It now has a total of 6m broadband users, 2.1% of the world total. Another recent Point Topic broadband survey predicted that <a href="/blog/339-uk-broadband-coverage-will-reach-64-in-next-2-years">broadband penetration in the UK would reach 64% by the end of 2008</a>. Recent eMarketer figures put <a href="http://www.emarketer.com/Article.aspx?1004706">UK broadband penetration at 47.1%.</a> <a href="mailto:blog@e-consultancy.com">blog@e-consultancy.com</a>

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The number of UK broadband connections reached 13.1m at the end of last year, up from 9.8m at the end of 2005, according to the latest figures. <a href="http://point-topic.com/contentDownload/dslanalysis/world%20broadband%20statistics%20q4%202006.pdf">Point Topic's Q4 survey</a> puts the worldwide total of broadband lines at 281.5m, with 17.7m lines added in the three months. The year on year growth rate was 31.1%, with broadband penetration worldwide reaching 5.4%.

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