The number of connected devices is provided only as an example of a customer’s average Internet use. Customer can pay for device in one or several instalments. Additional à la carte channels, devices and other options are not included in the calculation of the monthly service rate required to be eligible for the discount.Installation of a Helix Fi Gateway required. Maintaining this discount is conditional upon customer subscribing to a Television package and/or Internet plan with a minimum monthly service rate of $75.00. If you want more in-depth analyses and updates, subscribe to Ookla Insights™.This limited-time offer applies to new Videotron Residential customers who subscribe to Internet and/or Television and entails a promotional discount of $12.00 /month for 1200 months. Be sure to track your country’s and check in on our monthly updates on the Speedtest Global Index. We’re excited to see how global speeds and rankings change over the next year as individual countries and their providers choose to invest and expand different technologies, particularly in 5G and fiber. Thailand performed at about roughly the global median for mobile, as did Romania. Three countries underperformed a global median: Brunei and Bulgaria for fixed, and Chile for mobile. Looking at the remaining 16 countries, most every country on both lists performed relatively well against the global median for both fixed and mobile, which appear as gray lines in the image above. appearing on both lists - all but Monaco met the statistical threshold to be included to look at overall fixed and mobile performance. Out of the 17 countries appearing on either the fastest fixed broadband or mobile Speedtest Global Index top 10s during November 2021 - with China, Denmark, and the U.A.E.
Most of the top 10 countries perform well for fixed and mobile New to our 2022 list Denmark (113.44 Mbps), Macau (SAR) (106.38 Mbps), and Brunei (102.36 Mbps) replaced Saudi Arabia, Cyprus, and Kuwait from our 2021 list.
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Notably, all 10 countries on our November 2022 list had median mobile download speeds greater than 100 Mbps. at 139.41 Mbps, which had the fastest median download speed in November 2021. Qatar soars to first for fastest mobile countryĪhead of hosting the FIFA World Cup 2022®, Qatar rocketed to first place on the Speedtest Global Index with a median download speed of 176.18 Mbps in November 2022 from 98.10 Mbps in November 2022. Romania’s tenth place finish in 2022 would have earned fourth place in 2021, showing how fast these countries are all prioritizing improved fixed broadband speeds. Notably, China jumped four places from sixth to second, improving its median download speed from 146.62 Mbps in 2021 to 214.58 Mbps in 2022. Only Spain was replaced from the top 10 with the U.A.E. Over the course of the year, the top 10 countries for fastest fixed broadband remained relatively the same while each country jostled up and down the list for fixed broadband superiority. The competition for the fastest fixed broadband was neck-and-neck on the Speedtest Global Index during 2022, with Chile (216.23 Mbps) taking top honors and China (214.23 Mbps) and Singapore (214.23 Mbps) a hair behind. joins fixed broadband list and Denmark, Macau (SAR), and Brunei race ahead for mobile during 2022 Chile raced ahead on fixed broadband Top 10 rankings remain relatively constant over the past year, U.A.E. Latency, which is becoming an increasingly important metric, decreased on mobile over the course of the year from 29 ms in 2021 to 28 ms in 2022, while fixed broadband latency remained the same at 10 ms. Gains in upload speed were even more pronounced with mobile becoming at least 9% faster and fixed broadband becoming at least 30% faster. Fixed broadband speeds made greater strides over the past year than mobile download speeds, with fixed broadband speeds becoming at least 28% faster and mobile becoming nearly 17% faster from November 2021 to November 2022. The improvement of global median download speeds has been somewhat asymmetrical over the past year on the Speedtest Global Index. Mobile download speed jumped nearly 17% over the last year globally, fixed broadband up at least 28% Last year, we took a look at the state of the internet speeds over the years, and today we’re back to see how most of 2022 fared from November 2021 to November 2022, and what countries made our top 10 fastest mobile and fixed broadband lists. That’s nowhere more apparent than on the Speedtest Global Index™, which tracks countries’ internet speeds and the overall global median internet speeds. Internet connectivity continues to speed ahead for people around the world, especially as countries prioritize and improve mobile and fixed broadband networks.
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