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** Our most recent update for 2011 can be seen here **
** You can see an updated table showing Q4 2010 speeds in a more recent post on Internet Speeds by Country **
According to Gizmodo, Akamai has released their updated quarterly report on the State of the Internet. Gizmodo posted a very interesting chart from the report which ranked countries of the world according to fastest Internet speeds. South Korea is way out in front with an average speed of 14.6 Mbps, followed by Japan, Hong Kong and Romania. Canada and the United States both well outside of the top 10. Ireland, which was 6th on the fastest Internet speed list, showed the greatest year over year increase of 73%.
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Pakistan has just introduced 10 Mbps to its citizens
india have 15mbps
India has 21 mbps
no they don’t
is this speed the average speed or the maximum speed???
@mk they are talking about the actual download speed which is 14.6 Mb download speed per second and not the marketing ploy of india as 16Mbps speed where you will get only 1.6Mb download speed per second(1/10th)..
know the difference..
India has 28 mbps
which is 21 actuall
aaverage speed
Thanks for the comment Daanish – there’s an updated report out now but it listed the peak connection speed for India as 5.1 Mbps and the average as lower.
Well you can argue all day, but if people have deep pockets then can get any speed they want, anywhere in India.
Example. Speedtest Video in India.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HHJbrdqlzp4
Now you kids stop fighting…
which city in iNdia has fastest internet speed and who is the provider.
For a more up to date post check out http://www.webanalyticsworld.net/2011/06/fastest-internet-speeds-by-country-q4-2010.html
I checked the original report and India is reported as having an average connection speed of 0.8Mbps, but with a peak of 5.1Mbps. No mention on specific cities, but only 4.9% of connections are above 2Mbps.
in Iran is 1.5 Mb
in South Korea, i tested the internet speed, it is more than 100mb
In Iran maximum speed provided for citizens is 2mb/s
which costs about 250 USD per month!
korea goes well above 100mbps..
that’s avg. speed….
You should check out the latest update we’ve got for internet speeds, http://www.webanalyticsworld.net/2011/11/fastest-internet-speeds.html