The Philippines’ fixed broadband internet speed in the Philippines accelerated in February, while its mobile internet speed suffered a slight drop, according to US-based speed analytics firm Ookla. CDNDigital
Based on Ookla’s Speedtest Global Index, the country’s fixed broadband median speed jumped from 88.13 Megabits per second in January to 90.03 Mbps in February.
The median speed, however, went the opposite way for mobile internet since the country’s download speed fell a bit from 24.59 Mbps to 24.58 Mbps. Despite the slight decrease, the Philippines climbed two notches from its January ranking in terms of mobile internet speed – now at 80th among 137 countries.
The country likewise rose from its rung in the roundup of fixed broadband internet speed at 40th among 180 countries.
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