MANILA, Philippines — The country’s fixed broadband and mobile download speeds have improved in November based on the latest Ookla Speedtest Global Index report released by the National Telecommunications Commission (NTC) on Wednesday.
According to the Ookla report, the country’s fixed broadband speed improved to 75.02Mbps in November from the 71.08Mbps recorded the month prior.
The latest download speed signifies a 5.54 percent month-to-month improvement for fixed broadband and represents an improvement of 848.42 percent since the Duterte administration began in July 2016.
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Meanwhile, mobile speed also increased as the country yielded an average download speed of 40.37Mbps this month. In October, mobile internet speed was at 38.12Mbps.
