Based on a thorough analysis, T-Mobile’s mobile network is the fastest in the Netherlands for the second time in a row. Jamie Steven, Executive Vice President at Ookla: “With the millions of tests that are conducted with the Speedtest every day, Ookla has developed a robust and comprehensive overview of global Internet performance. With over 20 billion consumer-initiated tests that have been conducted with the Speedtest app worldwide on iOS and Android mobile apps, Ookla is able to provide a very accurate and independent insight into the speed and quality of mobile and fixed connections. Ookla is the global leader in the testing and analyzing of Internet and data speeds via the Speedtest application. T-Mobile achieved the highest network speeds in the big cities as well as in the areas outside the Randstad conurbation. This makes T-Mobile the fastest mobile network in the results. T-Mobile achieved a Speed ScoreTM of 63.77 with an average download speed of 69.96 Mbps and an average upload speed of 17.08 Mbps. Data from 454.387 consumer-initiated tests conducted in the Netherlands during the second and third quarter of this year was used to determine the fastest mobile network in the Netherlands. The award was presented by Ookla, the maker of the app most used measuring mobile and internet speeds worldwide. Singapore was on top for fixed broadband with a 197.50 Mbps average download speeds.The Hague, Novem– T-Mobile received the Ookla Speedtest® award for the fastest mobile network in the Netherlands for the second time in a row. The April Speedtest Global Index shows Norway at the top in mobile internet speeds with an average download speed of 65.41 Mbps.
“Overall, we believe they are doing an admirable job given the complexities of the market,” he said. He added that one of the biggest factors for congestion and slow down is the number of people using the network at a given time. India has unique challenges due to both the country’s large geographic size and population,” Ookla Co-founder and General Manager Doug Suttles said in a press statement.
“Networks are extremely complex entities whose performance is impacted by everything from quality of physical infrastructure to the geographical regions they are placed.
Upload speeds on fixed broadband were also much better at 24.84 Mbps. According to Ookla’s report, India’s fixed broadband average download speeds stood at 29.25 Mbps. For fixed broadband, the Ookla Speedtest Global index has a total of 179 countries on the list. But the good news for India was that it managed to maintain its rankings to 68 in fixed broadband speeds.
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