Signal Luxembourg study: digital divide has shifted from access to skills

Summary

Luxembourg's Ministry of Digitalisation released a study conducted by the Luxembourg Institute of Socio-Economic Research (LISER), titled 'Digital Inclusion: An Analysis of the Situation in 2025.' The study found that only 0.87% of the population remains entirely offline, indicating basic internet access is no longer the primary issue. Instead, it identifies the 'real' digital divide as being defined by the intensity of technology use and the ability to derive tangible educational and professional benefits from digital tools.