Explore the heartbeat of the internet in a visually stunning map, charting 3.6 million broadband speed tests conducted on June 21, 2023. This unique global snapshot captures the ebb and flow of online activity over 24 hours, illustrating individual user interactions across different time zones and locations.
Fair Internet Report's guide to debunking common misconceptions about Broadband and Wi-Fi, offering insights to improve your online experience. Discover the truth behind popular beliefs and learn how to optimize your internet connectivity.
This study compares the average internet speeds across 162 global capital cities, with Bern leading the pack at 268 Mbps. The fastest cities by continent are also identified, highlighting Gauteng in Africa, Taipei in Asia, Bern in Europe, Ottawa in North America, Wellington in Oceania, and Montevideo in South America.
Our annual report comparing internet speeds between the US and European nations found that US median speeds were more than double those in the EU in 2021.
Facebook, now Meta, has greatly expanded its submarine cable infrastructure over the past six years, with plans to double it again by 2024. This expansion supports their ever-growing roster of services and aims to connect 3 billion people to the internet, impacting 33 countries and 36% of the global population.
The European Union aims for all households to have access to a minimum of 100 Mbps by 2025, with specific targets for businesses and the public sector. The report outlines the broadband definitions and goals of the EU, compares them with the US and UK, and discusses the initiatives and funds that support broadband proliferation in the EU.
A deep dive into the UK's broadband regulatory environment, answering what standards broadband covers, and what the future looks like.
Read our in-depth report about worldwide internet and broadband speeds. Which country has the fastest internet in the world, and which regions of the world are performing best?
Fair Internet Report's 2020 report comparing internet speeds between the US and European nations. Spoiler: US internet speeds massively increased!
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