Top 10 largest digital exporters in the world
In an increasingly interconnected global economy, digital exports have become a significant driver of economic growth.
According to the latest data from the World Trade Organisation (WTO), the top 10 largest digital exporters in the world are leading the charge in this digital revolution.
Here’s a closer look at these digital powerhouses:
United States
The U.S. is a leader in digital exports, contributing 15.3% of the global total. With a value of $649 billion in 2023, the country’s advancements in technology and innovation strengthen its digital export capabilities.
United Kingdom
The UK is a major player in the digital export market, with $438 billion worth of digital services exported in 2023. Over 80% of the UK's services exports are delivered through digital channels.
Ireland
Known for its favourable business environment and tech-savvy workforce, Ireland exported $328 billion in digital services, making up 7.7% of the global share.
India
India’s digital service exports reached $257 billion in 2023, reflecting a 17% annual growth. The country’s robust IT sector and skilled workforce are key contributors to its digital export success.
Germany
With $248 billion in digital exports, Germany is a significant player in the global digital economy. The country’s strong industrial base and technological advancements support its digital export growth.
China
China’s digital service exports have seen substantial growth, reaching $207 billion in 2023. This marks a near doubling of its digital exports since 2019.
Netherlands
The Netherlands exported $194 billion in digital services, leveraging its strategic location and advanced digital infrastructure.
Singapore
As a global financial hub, Singapore exported $182 billion in digital services, benefiting from its highly developed digital economy.
France
France’s digital exports totalled $170 billion in 2023, supported by its strong tech sector and innovative digital solutions.
Luxembourg
Luxembourg exported $122 billion in digital services. The country’s favourable regulatory environment and advanced digital infrastructure are crucial in its digital export capabilities.
