Number of fixed broadband subscriptions — all countries

Number of fixed broadband subscriptions — Bahamas

Number of fixed broadband subscriptions in the Bahamas in 2024 — 101,396 subs. Ranked 122 in the world out of 151. Since 2001, the indicator has risen by 2,349.8%.

2024 101,396 subs +6.58% vs 2023
World rank 122of 151
Period maximum 101,396 subs2024
Period minimum 4,139 subs2001

Trend over time

2001–2024 · subscriptions

Number of fixed broadband subscriptions — Bahamas, 2001–2024050,000100,000150,0002001200420072010201320162019202220242001: 4,139 subs2002: 7,540 subs2003: 10,941 subs2004: 12,803 subs2005: 13,382 subs2006: 16,591 subs2007: 20,500 subs2008: 25,500 subs2009: 31,589 subs2010: 24,702 subs2011: 15,496 subs2012: 77,930 subs2013: 72,490 subs2014: 77,168 subs2015: 81,018 subs2016: 85,128 subs2017: 86,868 subs2018: 81,208 subs2019: 82,295 subs2020: 83,000 subs2021: 82,217 subs2022: 84,022 subs2023: 95,132 subs2024: 101,396 subs
Change over the period: +97,257 (+2,349.77%) Average annual rate: 14.92 %

Comparison, 2024

How the value compares with the world and the groups this territory belongs to: Bahamas

Bahamas 101,396 subs
World 1.58B subs
High-income countries computed 474M subs
Number of fixed broadband subscriptions — Bahamas, by year Bahamas All countries CSV XLSX
Year subs Change Change, %
2024 101,396 +6,264 +6.58%
2023 95,132 +11,110 +13.22%
2022 84,022 +1,805 +2.2%
2021 82,217 −783 −0.94%
2020 83,000 +705 +0.86%
2019 82,295 +1,087 +1.34%
2018 81,208 −5,660 −6.52%
2017 86,868 +1,740 +2.04%
2016 85,128 +4,110 +5.07%
2015 81,018 +3,850 +4.99%
2014 77,168 +4,678 +6.45%
2013 72,490 −5,440 −6.98%
2012 77,930 +62,434 +402.9%
2011 15,496 −9,206 −37.27%
2010 24,702 −6,887 −21.8%
2009 31,589 +6,089 +23.88%
2008 25,500 +5,000 +24.39%
2007 20,500 +3,909 +23.56%
2006 16,591 +3,209 +23.98%
2005 13,382 +579 +4.52%
2004 12,803 +1,862 +17.02%
2003 10,941 +3,401 +45.11%
2002 7,540 +3,401 +82.17%
2001 4,139

About the indicator

The number of fixed internet subscriptions at a speed of at least 256 kbit/s: fiber, cable, DSL and other wired technologies. The unit of count is the subscription, and that is usually a household or an organization rather than a person, so the value is several times smaller than the number of internet users. In countries where the internet arrived as mobile from the start, fixed subscriptions are few even at high penetration of the network.

Important: Fixed access only: mobile internet does not enter this series. The threshold of 256 kbit/s is set by ITU and is low by present-day standards, so a very slow connection counts as “broadband” too.

Source: ICT Indicators (ITU), license ITU terms of use.