The group of "power users" that consume at least one terabyte of Internet data per month doubled in Q1 2019 to include about 4.2% of all broadband subscribers, according to a new industry report from OpenVault, a company that provides data and analytics to various broadband operators.

Driven in part by the rise in Internet-only subscribers and an increasing number of “power users,” overall broadband usage continued to grow rapidly in the first quarter of 2019, according to a report issued today by OpenVault.

Driven in part by the rise in Internet-only subscribers and an increasing number of ‘power users’, cord-cutting drove a spike in overall broadband usage in the first quarter of 2019 according to the latest OpenVault Broadband Industry (OVBI) report.

More 1 TB “power users” and an increasing number of internet-only subscribers helped drive average monthly broadband consumption up 27 percent in the first quarter of 2019, according to data from OpenVault.

nternet-only homes, defined as those that don’t subscribe to traditional pay-TV, use almost twice as much data as homes that have traditional pay-TV, according to a new broadband data usage report from OpenVault, a provider of broadband industry analytics and software-as-a-service (SaaS).

U.S. consumers who take wireline internet from their telecom service provider but not TV averaged 395.7 gigabytes of usage in the first quarter—that is 120 GB more than the general average.

Driven in part by the rise in Internet-only subscribers and an increasing number of “power users,” overall broadband usage continued to grow rapidly in the first quarter of 2019, according to a report issued today by OpenVault, a leading provider of industry analytics and technology solutions for broadband operators.

OpenVault presentó en SCTE Cable-Tec 2018 su nueva solución ACS WiFi Insider, que permite un monitoreo claro de la situación de la red de los operadores de cable y del ancho de banda en los hogares de sus suscriptores.