Statistics about Technology & Telecommunications in United States
Statistics
- Technology types: retail switched access lines through non-ILEC 2012
- U.S. household internet adoption in rural areas 2011, by connection type
- U.S. household internet adoption rates 2011, by technology
- ILEC provided end-user switched access lines and VoIP subscriptions in U.S. 2005-2017
- Broadband Internet use: household adoption rate in the U.S. 2000-2011
- Retail switched access lines through ILEC in the U.S. 2012
- Internet use: household adoption rate in the U.S. 1997-2011
- Broadband availability by wireline technologies in Washington: Urban vs. rural areas
- Maine: Availability of wireline broadband providers in urban and rural areas
- Broadband availability in Virginia by wireless technologies: Urban vs. rural areas
- Kentucky: Availability of wireless broadband providers in urban and rural areas
- 25 mbps download speed: Wireline broadband providers by U.S. state
- Utah: Availability of wireless broadband providers in urban and rural areas
- VoIP revenues as proportion of fixed voice revenue in the U.S. 2006-2011
- FTTP: advanced services connections in the U.S.
- Broadband availability by wireless technologies in Iowa: Urban vs. rural areas
- High-speed connections by technology: downstream speed 10 - 25 mbps
- Arizona: Availability of wireline broadband providers in urban and rural areas
- Broadband availability in Tennessee by upload speed: Urban vs. rural areas
- Technologies used to provide broadband in the U.S. 2012
- Share of broadband providers offering video services in the U.S. 2012
- Broadband providers: barriers to offering video service deployment in the U.S. 2012
- First generation data and broadband service: availability 2012
- Fiber deployment: barriers in the U.S. 2012
- 1 gpbs upload speed: Broadband Providers by U.S. state
- Broadband availability by wireless technologies: Urban vs. rural areas North Dakota
- Broadband availability in Utah by download speed: Urban vs. rural areas
- U.S. households in urban areas without internet, by reason
- 10 mbps upload speed: Wireless providers by U.S. state
- Broadband availability by download speed in Arkansas: Urban vs. rural areas
- High-speed-aDSL connections: number of U.S. providers
- U.S. principal city households where internet is unavailable, by region
- Nationwide number of high-speed sDSL connections providers in the U.S.
- Broadband availability in Oklahoma by wireless technologies: Urban vs. rural areas
- Survey - U.S. households without internet in principal cities
- California: Availability of wireline broadband providers in urban and rural areas
- Rhode Island: Wireless technologies in urban vs. rural areas
- Broadband availability by wireless technologies: Urban vs. rural areas South Carolina
- NECA: deployment of SONET into the U.S. network in the by state - 2009
- NECA: Provision of DSL services in the U.S. by state - 2009
- Broadband availability by wireline technologies in Alabama: Urban vs. rural areas
- Broadband availability in Vermont by wireline technologies: Urban vs. rural areas
- Broadband availability in New York by wireless technologies: Urban vs. rural areas
- Broadband availability in Tennesse by download speed: Urban vs. rural areas
- Massachusetts: Availability of wireline broadband providers in urban and rural areas
- U.S. households which do not need home internet, by household type
- Non-ILEC: total end-user switched access lines and VoIP subscriptions
- 10 mbps upload speed: Wireline broadband providers by U.S. state
- 25 mbps upload speed: Wireline broadband providers by U.S. state
- Broadband availability in Utah by upload speed: Urban vs. rural areas
- NECA: deployment of ethernet into network in the U.S. by state - 2009
- Broadband availability by download speed in Maryland: Urban vs. rural areas
- Illinois: Availability of wireline broadband providers in urban and rural areas
- Broadband availability by wireline technologies in Minnesota: Urban vs. rural areas
- Total advanced services internet connections in the U.S.
- 10 mbps download speed: Wireless broadband Providers by U.S. state
- U.S.: Availability of wireline broadband providers in urban and rural areas
- Broadband availability by wireline technologies in Iowa: Urban vs. rural areas
- Georgia: Availability of wireless broadband providers in urban and rural areas
- Broadband availability Pennsylvania by wireline technologies: Urban vs. rural areas
- New Hampshire: Availability of wireless broadband providers in urban and rural areas
- California: Availability of wireless broadband providers in urban and rural areas
- Broadband availability in California by wireless technologies: Urban vs. rural areas
- High-speed connections by technology: downstream speed 10 - 25 mbps
- Florida: Availability of wireline broadband providers in urban and rural areas
- Survey: days working at home in the U.S. 2011, by bandwidth
- Broadband availability in Arkansas by wireless technologies: Urban vs. rural areas
- Rhode Island: Wireline technologies in urban vs. rural area
- Broadband availability by download speed in Kansas: Urban vs. rural areas
- Broadband availability in Wisconsin by wireless technologies: Urban vs. rural areas
- Broadband availability in Virginia by wireline technologies: Urban vs. rural areas
- Broadband availability in New Mexico by download speed: Urban vs. rural areas
- Broadband availability by wireline technologies in Colorado: Urban vs. rural areas
- Broadband availability in Idaho by wireless technologies: Urban vs. rural areas
- Vermont: Availability of wireless broadband providers in urban and rural areas
- Broadband availability by download speed in Alabama: Urban vs. rural areas
- 768 kpbs upload speed: Broadband Providers by U.S. state
- U.S. subscribers to high speed internet via cable in 2006, by operator
- Broadband availability in New Hampshire by upload speed: Urban vs. rural areas
- 25 mbps upload speed: Wireless broadband providers by U.S. state
- Broadband availability by wireless technologies: Urban vs. rural areas South Dakota
- Wireless services provided by U.S. carriers in 2012
- Broadband availability by wireline technologies Virgin Islands: Urban vs. rural areas
- Broadband availability in New York by wireline technologies: Urban vs. rural areas
- Broadband availability in Tennessee by wireless technologies: Urban vs. rural areas
- Montana: Availability of wireless broadband providers in urban and rural areas
- Broadband availability by wireline technologies in Mississippi: Urban vs. rural areas
- Broadband availability in Oklahoma by wireline technologies: Urban vs. rural areas
- Broadband availability by wireline technologies in California: Urban vs. rural areas
- Broadband availability by download speed in Minnesota: Urban vs. rural areas
- Broadband availability in Florida by wireless technologies: Urban vs. rural areas
- aDSL: residential high-speed connections in the U.S.
- Broadband availability in Georgia by wireless technologies: Urban vs. rural areas
- Download speeds in U.S. cities in 2011
- Alabama: Availability of wireline broadband providers in urban and rural areas
- Broadband availability in Puerto Rico by wireline technologies: Urban vs. rural areas
- 50 mbps download speed: Wireline broadband Providers by U.S. state
- Maine: Availability of wireless broadband providers in urban and rural areas
- Virginia: Availability of wireless broadband providers in urban and rural areas
- U.S. internet users who made phone calls online in 2011, by ethnicity