India has gained one spot for mobile and two spots with regards to broadband speeds in international rankings. According to Ookla’s Speedtest Global Index, India was ranked 118th in June globally for median mobile speeds however climbed as much as the 117th spot in the month of July. Coming to broadband web, the nation jumped from 72nd place in June to seventieth in July.
While the worldwide rating has seen some enhancements, the median mobile download speeds in India have decreased from 14 Mbps in June to 13.41 Mbps in July. Fixed broadband web adopted an identical pattern, with the median download speeds reducing from 48.11 Mbps in June to 48.03 Mbps in the month of July.
The report additionally stated that in the July Speedtest Global Index, Lebanon gained 27 spots, which marks the best enhance in rank. The primary spot for international median mobile speeds is secured by UAE. When it involves the general international fixed broadband web median speed, Chile retains the primary spot with growing nations like Bhutan and Mauritania rising by 22 spots and 21 spots globally.
However, Ookla’s CEO just lately advised IndianExpress that the nation remains to be “enjoying catch-up with already established 5G markets, it’s not beginning from scratch.”
It is fascinating to notice that India’s total broadband rating is on the decrease facet. With 5G simply across the nook, India’s rating is predicted to enhance in the approaching months. According to a press release by Union telecom minister Ashwini Vaishnaw, 5G networks are slated to develop into operational in 20-25 cities and cities by the tip of the 12 months.