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internet use in japan

A recently released report from Japan's Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications (MIC) has intriguing data about internet use by Japanese broadband users. Look at this table:

Japan_Internet_Traffic

If I am reading that correctly, it says that Japanese broadband users (DSL and Fiber subscribers combined) download an average 194Gbs and upload an avge 146Gbs. Two comments:

  • this is a lot more symmetrical than you'd expect
  • this is surprisingly more than everybody else (the A2 data, which includes "dial-up, leased lines, company data centers", according to the report)

According to the ITU analysis, "Japan's domestic average traffic represents almost half of all average international internet traffic."
(original item from smartmobs: http://www.smartmobs.com/archive/2006/05/01/1_terabit_per_s.html)

Submitted by fbar on May 2, 2006 - 12:30pm

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