In Germany, 51 percent of companies have access to high-speed internet, meaning a fixed broadband connection with a contractually agreed data transfer rate of at least 30 Mbit/s. This puts German companies roughly in line with the EU average, as the graphic shows.
However, there's still some way to go to reach the top of the ranking. Among Danish and Swedish companies, a full 75 percent have a fast broadband connection, in the Netherlands it's 70 percent, and in Portugal 69 percent.
at the bottom of the ranking by the Federal Statistical Office . There, only 31 percent of companies have fast internet access.
In Germany, 51 percent of companies have fast Internet access, ie a fixed broadband connection with a contractually agreed data transfer rate of at least 30 Mbit/s. The rate of data transfer is based on the following factors This means that German companies are roughly in line with the EU average, as the graph shows.
However, there is still some way to go to reach the top ranked companies. Among Danish and Swedish companies, 75 percent have a fast broadband connection, 70 percent in the Netherlands and 69 percent in Portugal.
France comes last in the ranking of the Federal Statistical Office . Only 31 percent of companies in this country are quickly connected to the network.
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