'Fixed-Broadband Infrastructure Revenue in the Emerging Markets Will Total $23.25 Billion in 2012' Says Latest Visiongain Report

'Fixed-Broadband Infrastructure Revenue in the Emerging Markets Will Total $23.25 Billion in 2012' Says Latest Visiongain Report PR Newswire LONDON, November 13, 2012 LONDON, November 13, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- Until recently, broadband access to the world wide web has been widely regarded as a premium service, not a universal one. However, the changing nature of online media has forced telecoms operators into a corner. They must adapt or perish says Visiongain Surging demand for video content, IPTV, and higher-capacity consumer broadband has motivated governments and service providers alike to update their networks. As household income and PC penetration in the emerging markets increase, operators endeavour to stay a step ahead of the game. With developed markets reaching fixed-broadband household penetration rates of 60% and above, visiongain believes the future of the fixed-broadband infrastructure market to be in the developing world. Nations such as Brazil, China, and India have large populations, mushrooming E-literacy, and thus far lower broadband penetration. They hold the potential to be some of the most substantial world markets. Fibre optics, gigabit Ethernet, and universal connectivity are the inarguable future. Developing nations and international bodies such as the EC have enacted rigorous plans to address the capacity issue. For the sake of SMBs alone, this is an opportunity that emerging economies cannot afford to miss.