Dataxis latest research revealed that almost 20 million new accesses will be added within the next five years. Consequently, the penetration of the service in 2023 will reach 46 per cent of households.

Dataxis notes that very high-speed broadband options have already gained critical mass. In 2017 they represented 36 per cent of the accesses and it is expected to reach 75.5 per cent in 2023.

Furthermore, Dataxis latest research highlights a rapid process of replacing DSL, the dominant technological option until 2017. DSL exhibited a 48 per cent share and in 2023 it will fall to 29 per cent. The Cable Modem will be imposed as the option with the highest volume representing 43 per cent of the accesses, followed by the Fibre Optic with 28 per cent.

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