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This week, Cable.co.uk, an internet service provider in the UK, announced the results of a study in which the speed of broadband was measured in 200 country. . For the purpose of the study, more than 160 million broadband speed tests were conducted
The study, conducted for the second consecutive year, was conducted by M-Lab, a partnership between Open America Institute, Google Open Source Research, PlanetLab from Princeton University and other partners. It lasted twelve months (it lasted until May 29, 2018). The information was organized by Cable.co.uk,
In 2017, the average download speed in 186 countries was badyzed, the number of Internet Service Providers (ISPs) was recorded, the total number country-specific testing was done and time to download a high-definition movie (7.5 GB).
This year, the studio only offered data on the average download speed and download time of a movie in HD (5GB). In addition, information on changes in the positions of countries badessed in 2018 has been included.
The top five countries showed download speeds 88 times faster than the five slower ones. In addition, 36 of the 50 best evaluated countries are in Europe, nine in Asia and the Pacific, two in North America, two in South America and Latin America, and one in Africa
. 25 of the 50 slowest countries are in Africa, 12 in the Middle East, 10 in Asia and the Pacific and three in South America and Latin America.
It should be noted that 136 countries (out of 200 badyzed) did not reach average speeds above 10 Mbps. This speed is what the telecommunications regulator Ofcom considers as the minimum required to meet the needs of a typical family or small business.
Spain was located at Site 16 and the United States was ranked 20th. The best rated country in Latin America (without considering the Caribbean).
While in Singapore it took 11 minutes and 18 seconds to download a 5 GB film, in Panama it took an hour, 36 minutes and 54 seconds. The average download speed average in Singapore is 60.39 Mbps In Yemen, last place on the list, the download takes more than a day and a half
In the study corresponding to 2017, Mexico was in 56th place. change, in 2018 it was installed on site 91. We lost 35 positions.
In general, average broadband speeds recorded an average increase that was estimated at 23% between 2017 and 2018. Such an increase has not been reflected in Mexico
In Latin America, best discharge times were observed, in addition to Panama, Puerto Rico (1 hour, 39 minutes and 15 seconds); Uruguay (1 hour, 50 minutes and 15
seconds); and Cuba (1 hour, 57 minutes 8 seconds). In Mexico, it took 1 hour 59 minutes and 58 seconds.
Colombia had a download speed of 3.25 Mbps and downloading this movie took three hours with 29 minutes. Colombia was at position 114.
Venezuela, Paraguay, Bolivia, Haiti, Brazil and Nicaragua are the Latin American countries with the slowest unloading time, with more than four hours of unloading.
concrete data, in Venezuela it took 9 hours, 9 minutes and 24 seconds; in Paraguay 6 hours, 35 minutes and 25 seconds; in Bolivia 6 hours; in Haiti 4 hours, 42 minutes and 24 seconds; in Brazil 4 hours, 24 minutes and 45 seconds and in Nicaragua 4 hours, 18 minutes and 49 seconds.
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