Average internet speed 741kbps in Pakistan: Report

Report says average internet connection speed stood at 741kpbs during fourth quarter of 2011.


Web Desk May 08, 2012

The average internet connection speed in Pakistan in the fourth quarter of 2011 (Sept-Dec) stood at 741kbps, slightly lower than 763kbps recorded in the third quarter, according to Akamai’s quarterly report State of the Internet.

According to the report, the highest average internet connection speed, which was 1000kbps, was recorded in the fourth quarter of 2009, while the lowest average speed, 378 kbps, was recorded in the first quarter of 2008.

The average peak connection speed in the fourth quarter of 2011 was recorded by Akamai at 5,286kbps, while the highest average peak connection speed was recorded at 12,770kbps in the second quarter of 2009.

The data was collected by Akamai through its Akamai Intelligent Platform which is made up of over 100,000 servers deployed in over 75 countries. The software constantly monitors internet conditions in the 75 countries.

COMMENTS (14)

khan of quetta | 11 years ago | Reply

need more speed

Interconnect Partners | 11 years ago | Reply

This news is important from the perspective of Broadband Commission ITU, Geneva. Since the Secretary General of ITU is already in Islamabad on the special invitation of the Government, and the Universal Service Fund, and operators. It is important to provide a level playing field to all the service providers, with special emphasis on tansparency to customer reach. oTHER companies than PTCL are doing better, efficiently, effectively and make use and access to Internet with out any costs.

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