I happened to recently stumble upon a report[1] describing FTTH/B deployments in Europe. Personally I find that much more interesting/meaningful than simple Speedtest average (as others have noted its issues). I think Spains good result (87% coverage) there is fairly impressive, especially considering that it as a country has plenty of low-density regions.
For comparison, the best data I found[2] on US FTTH situation is that there are about 40M homes passed and 14M subscribers for FTTH out of 125M households, giving 32% coverage and 11% penetration.
For comparison, the best data I found[2] on US FTTH situation is that there are about 40M homes passed and 14M subscribers for FTTH out of 125M households, giving 32% coverage and 11% penetration.
[1] https://www.ropa.de/wp-content/uploads/2021/05/FTTH-Council-...
[2] https://www.fiercetelecom.com/telecom/ftth-will-pass-60-mill...