Data show that there are substantial differences between developed and developing countries, and within regions, in terms of both the proportion of the population with fixed-broadband subscriptions and the speeds delivered by these subscriptions. While some countries, such as the Republic of Korea, Denmark and France, have fixed-broadband penetration rates of around 40 per cent and almost exclusively high-speed connections of above 10 Mbps, many low-income economies have less than 2 per cent fixed-broadband penetration rates and exclusively lower-speed connections of below 2 Mbps. Another target under SDG 17 is to enhance society's use of technology, including ICTs. This is measured by the proportion of individuals using the Internet.