DutchNews, February
5, 2018
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The
Netherlands topped the list of the 28 EU countries for having the most
household connections to the internet, the national statistics office CBS said
on Monday.
In 2017, 98% of Dutch households had connections to the internet,
compared with 87% for the EU as a whole. The Netherlands also led the pack of
those countries with high-speed internet connections, the CBS said.
Luxembourg
and Denmark were one percentage point behind the Netherlands, followed by
Sweden and Finland, at 95%. In 2015 Luxembourg headed the list with 97%, edging
out the Netherlands at 96%.
The share of households with internet connections
is considerably lower in southern and eastern Europe, although both regions are
making gains, said the CBS report, which is based on figures from EU statistics
agency Eurostat.
The Netherlands and Sweden scored the highest at 87% in the
use of mobile internet. The EU average for use of mobile internet by those aged
between 16 and 75 was only 65%.

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