International Telecommunication Union: 3G Network capacity has grown nearly 10 times times over the past 4 years

September 24, according to foreign media reports, the International Telecommunication Union (hereinafter referred to as "ITU") local time Wednesday said that the past 4 years, 3G mobile network growth of nearly 10 times times, more than fixed broadband connections.　　The ITU expects 3G users to exceed 900 million by the end of the year. The ITU said in a statistical report that in early 2010 the global 3G Mobile network capacity grew from 73 million to 667 million in the Year 4, "although this is not the actual number of users, it still shows the great potential of 3G technology." The ITU has set a clear goal of a broadband connection for half of the world's people in 2015. "Over the same period, global fixed broadband connections grew from 216 million to 479 million."　　The proportion of 3G of mobile subscribers increased from 3% in 2006 to 14%. In developing countries, fixed or mobile broadband users account for only 3% of the total population, according to the ITU.