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International Voice - VoIP

International voice-over-IP traffic grew 23 percent in 2003, respectable by most standards, but far below the 80 percent growth rate of previous years. Global VoIP volumes appear to be reaccelerating in 2004, however, and should achieve 40 percent growth by the end of the year.

"The slowdown in 2003 was due, in part, to the growing maturity of the industry, and partially due to temporary setbacks in a few key destination countries.

In spite of this temporary slow-down, VoIP is still growing at twice the rate of traditional switched voice, and now accounts for 11 percent of all international calls.  Global voice traffic reached nearly 200 billion minutes in 2003, 22 billion minutes were carried over the Internet. The impact of VoIP technology is highest on routes into developing markets, where high settlement costs make VoIP a worthwhile alternative.  VoIP traffic to India, Pakistan and Bangledesh more than doubled in 2003. In these markets  VoIP accounts for more than a quarter of incoming calls.

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