Average Philippine Internet speed 155th in World According to the ASEAN DNA infographic
According to the ASEAN DNA infographic, which got its data from
analyzing a month’s worth of test data from March 7 to April 5, 2014,
the Philippines’ average Internet speed is pegged at 3.6 Mbps -Rappler
MANILA, Philippines – The Philippines may have an Internet speed that’s slower than what a recent ASEAN DNA infographic points to. This is based on information provided by two different sets of metrics from known Internet firms.
Cloud services firm Akamai, which distributes a quarterly State of the Internet report, revealed in its Q4 2013 results that the Philippines has an average Internet speed of 2.0 Megabits per second (Mbps).
Akamai also noted a remarkable peak connection speed of 32.6 Mbps in the fourth quarter of 2013, a 144% increase in peak connection speed from the Q4 2012 results.
At the same time, Akamai reported "broadband adoption rates in India, the Philippines, Vietnam, and Indonesia are all stuck well below 10%, even with the significant quarterly increases seen in India and the Philippines.”
Only 3.6% of the Philippines has an adoption rate of speeds above 4 Mbps, and only 0.2% exceed 10 Mbps.
Watch this report below.
A year's worth of analyzed data from Internet metrics firm Ookla points towards the Philippines having a general Internet speed of around 3.55 Mbps, ranking it as 155th of 190 countries. The data was gathered from April 2013 to March 2014.
OOKLA DATA. Data from Ookla's Net Index Explorer visualization of
worldwide Internet speeds. Screen shot from
http://explorer.netindex.com/maps#
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MANILA, Philippines – The Philippines may have an Internet speed that’s slower than what a recent ASEAN DNA infographic points to. This is based on information provided by two different sets of metrics from known Internet firms.
Cloud services firm Akamai, which distributes a quarterly State of the Internet report, revealed in its Q4 2013 results that the Philippines has an average Internet speed of 2.0 Megabits per second (Mbps).
STATE OF THE INTERNET.
Screenshot of Average Connection Speed and Average Peak Connection Speed
by Asia Pacific Country/Region. Courtesy: Akamai State of the Internet
Report Q4 2013.
A single Mbps has a data transfer rate equivalent to 125 kilobytes per second (kBps). Akamai also noted a remarkable peak connection speed of 32.6 Mbps in the fourth quarter of 2013, a 144% increase in peak connection speed from the Q4 2012 results.
At the same time, Akamai reported "broadband adoption rates in India, the Philippines, Vietnam, and Indonesia are all stuck well below 10%, even with the significant quarterly increases seen in India and the Philippines.”
Only 3.6% of the Philippines has an adoption rate of speeds above 4 Mbps, and only 0.2% exceed 10 Mbps.
Watch this report below.
A year's worth of analyzed data from Internet metrics firm Ookla points towards the Philippines having a general Internet speed of around 3.55 Mbps, ranking it as 155th of 190 countries. The data was gathered from April 2013 to March 2014.
Myanmar and India, by comparison, show a faster general Internet
speed of 4.75 and 4.4 Mbps, respectively, while Laos is slightly slower
at 3.52 Mbps.
The information from these two sources paint a stark picture of
Internet connectivity in the Philippines when put beside a recent ASEAN
DNA infographic, which prompted Senator Paolo Benigno “Bam” Aquino IV to
urge a probe into the country’s slow speeds.
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Really good speed of internet in Philippine.I am happy after hearing it.Good bye.
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