India Drops One Rank in Global Mobile and Fixed Broadband Speeds in December: Ookla
India Drops One Rank in Global Mobile and Fixed Broadband Speeds in December: Ookla 1n695m
Average mobile speed in India has declined over 4.4 percent to 12.91Mbps in December, according to Ookla’s Speedtest Global Index. q3w48
By Jagmeet Singh | Updated: 20 January 2021 18:25 IST
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India’s average mobile speed has increased over 1.4 percent to 4.97Mbps in December
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India’s rank on global index for mobile Internet speeds declined to 129
The country dropped to 65th position for fixed broadband speeds
India has an average mobile latency rate of 51 milliseconds
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India has dropped one rank for both mobile Internet speeds and fixed broadband speeds on Ookla's Speedtest Global Index in December. The country reached the 129th position for mobile Internet speeds and dropped to 65th for fixed broadband speeds, according to the index. Unlike India, Qatar has seen a two-point growth in December and sured South Korea and United Arab Emirates to become the leading country in of mobile Internet speeds. Thailand has, on the other hand, overtaken Hong Kong and Singapore to emerge as the top country with the fastest fixed broadband speeds.
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Average mobile speed in India has declined over 4.4 percent to 12.91Mbps from 13.51Mbps in November, according to the December 2020 data available on the Speedtest Global Index. However, average mobile speed in the country has increased over 1.4 percent to 4.97Mbps from 4.90Mbps. Latency rate in the country hit 51 milliseconds.
India's average mobile speed has dropped to 12.91Mbps from 13.51Mbps Photo Credit: Ookla
The Speedtest Global Index by Ookla shows that Qatar has emerged as the leading country with 178.01Mbps of mobile speed, followed by the UAE that has an average mobile speed of 177.52Mbps. The UAE in November led the list of countries with the fastest mobile Internet speed for offering 170.30Mbps of average speed. South Korea has, on the other front, dropped from second to third with an average mobile speed of 169.03Mbps.
China and Australia have continued to remain at the fourth and fifth ranks in the global index for mobile Internet speeds, respectively. However, China's average mobile speed increased to 155.89Mbps from 148.12Mbps in November, while Australia has seen a decline from 113.16Mbps to 112.68Mbps.
Global average speed on mobile devices has grown over 3.30 percent to 47.20Mbps in December from 45.69Mbps in November, the index revealed. A slight increase has also been noticed in average mobile speed that increased to 12.67Mbps in December from 12.60Mbps. Average latency rate, however, remains the same between December and November – 36 milliseconds.
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On the part of fixed broadband speeds, India has dropped to 65th position with an average speed of 53.90Mbps, according to the Speedtest Global Index. The country has also ed 50.75Mbps of average speed on fixed broadband. In contrast, average speed on fixed broadband in India in November was 52.02Mbps, while its average speed was 48.57Mbps.
India's average and speeds on fixed broadband have increased in December Photo Credit: Ookla
Thailand has gained two spots globally to become the leading country on the fixed broadband index, with 308.35Mbps of average speed and 260.86Mbps of speed in December. Singapore has dropped to second rank with average and speeds of 245.31Mbps and 231.58Mbps, respectively. Hong Kong has declined from second to third with an average speed of 226.80Mbps and speed of 212.26Mbps.
Ookla's index shows that the global average speed on fixed broadband increased to 96.43Mbps in December from 91.96Mbps in November. Similarly, average speed on fixed broadband has increased to 52.31Mbps from 49.44Mbps. Global average latency rate remains the same at 21 milliseconds.
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