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Bulgaria with lowest number of computers at workplace of EU

Thu, Jan 03 2008 16:59 CET 454 Views

Bulgaria has the lowest number of computers at the workplace of the European Union.

The branch organisation of telecommunication and computer companies Bitkom published data regarding the number of computers in the European Union in 2007, Deutschewelle.de said.

First in the listing was Finland, where 70 per cent of the population works with computers, followed by Sweden with 64 per cent.
Germany was third with 61 per cent.

Distant last was Bulgaria with only 20 per cent, while Hungary was last but one at 35 per cent.

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