The bar chart shows the percentage of households in a European country that used three types of internet connection (broadband, dial-up and other) from 2000 to 2020.
Overall, broadband use went up a lot, while dial-up became less popular. Other types of internet also increased but not as much as broadband.
In 2000, very few households had broadband, around 5%, while dial-up was higher at about 20%. Other connections were around 10%. By 2005, broadband increased to about 15%, but dial-up was still more common at more than 30%.
After 2010, broadband grew quickly. It reached almost 40% in 2020, which was the highest. At the same time, dial-up went down steadily and was less than 30% in 2020. Other connections also rose slowly, reaching about 30% at the end.
In conclusion, broadband became the main internet type, while dial-up went down and other connections grew slowly.
