China’s average broadband speed cracks 10 Mbps
The city with the fastest internet in China had a 5 Mbps average three years ago
The city with the fastest internet in China had a 5 Mbps average three years ago. PHOTO: AFP
Internet speed is pretty important to internet businesses, not many people are likely to order food online or watch a streaming film if the page takes minutes to load. So it should be no surprise that the past few years of fast development in China’s internet industry have been mirrored by some significant growth in average internet speed.
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Consider: three years ago, the city with the fastest internet in China (Shanghai) had barely cracked a 5 Mbps average. But now, according to a new report from China’s broadband development alliance, the national average broadband speed is 10.47 Mbps.
Unsurprisingly, it’s still China’s most-developed cities that boast the fastest internet connection speeds.
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If 10 Mbps doesn’t seem fast to you, consider this: only one country on earth had an average speed above 20 Mbps as of Q4 2015. For a developing country like China, average broadband speed above 10 Mbps is already pretty good.
(Now if only it weren’t being slowed down again by the Great Firewall…)
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Consider: three years ago, the city with the fastest internet in China (Shanghai) had barely cracked a 5 Mbps average. But now, according to a new report from China’s broadband development alliance, the national average broadband speed is 10.47 Mbps.
Unsurprisingly, it’s still China’s most-developed cities that boast the fastest internet connection speeds.
5 ways to get a stronger WiFi signal
If 10 Mbps doesn’t seem fast to you, consider this: only one country on earth had an average speed above 20 Mbps as of Q4 2015. For a developing country like China, average broadband speed above 10 Mbps is already pretty good.
(Now if only it weren’t being slowed down again by the Great Firewall…)