How much bandwidth (in megabytes) do average households in U.S. use -- by urban, suburban, and rural?
Include citations for sources.
Bonus for showing trend in use over years.
Bonus for including business use by geographic area.
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Table of Contents
I. Executive Summary
II. Internet Basics and Access Speeds
III. Demographics of Internet Users
IV. U.S. Deployment
V. International Rankings
VI. Consumer Benefits of Broadband
VII. Broadband Fuels Economic Growth
VIII. Internet Traffic Growth
IX. Internet Innovation Alliance Co-Chairmen
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Unfortunately, they do not give stats for bandwidth usage by region.
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* The average downstream speed of a US broadband connection is 3.8Mbps, while the average upstream speed is 980Kbps.
* FTTH connections offer the fastest broadband speeds, followed by cable modem and DSL connections. The average downstream FTTH speed was 8.8 Mbps, while cable modem connections averaged 4.9 Mbps and DSL averaged 2.1 Mbps.
* The average monthly price for broadband service is currently just over $38.
* Over 83% of respondents to the In-Stat consumer survey stated they were either “very satisfied” or “somewhat satisfied” with their current connection.
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