Since the 1990s, the Nordic governments have made a considerable effort to both realise and optimise the benefits of ICT and to integrate it into public sector reforms as, for instance, with the development of ICT infrastructure and investments in digital service delivery. Public sector institutions, citizens and businesses have greatly benefitted from these investments leading to better and more efficient welfare services, improved business competitiveness, social inclusion and economic growth. The chapter concludes with a summary of the issues related to Internet non-users. It also contributes to the promotion of more inclusive societies, enhancing a wider daily use of digital technologies (Internet of Things, smartphones, blockchain, social media) for both citizens and businesses. The graph (figure 12.1) on NGA networks coverage indicates the number of households that, in principle, have access to fast broadband in European countries in 2014,2015 and 2016. The countries with the highest figures correspond to those with relatively small territories and important population densities, standing out in terms of their high NGA network coverage, Malta and Belgium have reported values of around 99% since 2014.