Mobile Internet Speed in Vietnam dropped five places
Mobile Internet speed in Vietnam in February was ranked 50th, down five places from the previous month, but still higher than the world average.
Internet speed statistics for the month of February have just been published by Ookla Speedtest, showing that Vietnam’s Internet speed has declined in both the mobile and fixed broadband categories.
With mobile Internet, Vietnam’s average download speed in the past month was 35.94 Mb/s, down 8% from 39.01 Mb/s last month. While the upload speed reaches 16.35 Mbps. Vietnam is ranked 50th out of 138 markets, and in January 2022 ranked 55th.
The three markets with the highest mobile Internet speeds in the world are the UAE, Norway and South Korea, with speeds of 133.51 Mbps, 118.58 Mbps and 116.51 Mbps, respectively. In Southeast Asia, Vietnam ranks second, just behind Singapore (64.53 Mbps), higher than Thailand (32.52 Mbps) and Malaysia (25.72 Mbps).
With fixed broadband Internet, Vietnam’s upload speed in the past month reached 66.38 Mb/s, downloads reached 62.74 Mb/s, a slight decrease from the previous month, and was ranked 48th in the world.
Chile, Singapore and Monaco are the three markets with the highest fixed broadband Internet speeds in the world, measuring 197.59 Mbps, 194.07 Mbps and 188.66 Mbps, respectively.
Mobile (left) and fixed (right) Internet speed ratings February 2022. Photo: Ookla Speed Test
The statistics of the Speedtest tool developed by the Vietnam Internet Center also show that in February, Vietnam’s mobile Internet reached 39.1 Mbps, down from 41.25 Mbps in January. Fixed Internet speed reached 84.33 Mbps, while last month it was 87.25 Mbps. .
Internet in Vietnam is reduced in context many cable channels problem.
On February 18, the Lien A (IA) submarine optical cable experienced a fault, while the problem with the other two cables, AAG and APG, has not been fixed. Mr. Vu The Binh, Secretary General of the Vietnam Internet Association (VIA), later assessed that the three submarine cable routes had problems which had affected Vietnam’s international capacity. However, he also thinks that the impact will be local and to some extent, because “network operators in Vietnam are actually used to this situation” and will gradually add more capacity over the remaining submarine cable directions and land cable directions. to reduce interference. In March, the problem of the above three cable lines has been completely resolved.
Despite the downgrade, Vietnam’s internet speed is still higher than the world average. The average world mobile internet speed over the past month was 29.91 Mbps, while that of fixed internet was 60.76 Mbps.
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