Indonesia Has the Second Slowest Mobile Internet Speed in ASEAN

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Nabilah Muhamad 04/12/2024 17:53 WIB

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According to the Speedtest Global Index, Indonesia's internet speed lags behind. In October 2024, the median download speed via national mobile internet was 29.34 Mbps, second lowest among 8 ASEAN co

Median Mobile Internet Download Speeds in Southeast Asia (October 2024)

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Median Mobile Internet Download Speeds in Southeast Asia (October 2024)

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According to the Speedtest Global Index data, Indonesia's mobile internet speed lags behind its neighboring countries.

In October 2024, the median download speed of the national mobile internet was only 29.34 megabits per second (Mbps).

This figure places Indonesia second to last among the eight ASEAN countries surveyed.

Globally, Indonesia ranked 87th out of 111 countries.

The following is a complete list of median mobile internet download speeds in Southeast Asia as of October 2024:

1. Singapore: 123.73 Mbps
2. Malaysia: 104.80 Mbps
3. Vietnam: 71.23 Mbps
4. Thailand: 56.55 Mbps
5. Philippines: 35.24 Mbps
6. Laos: 32.58 Mbps
7. Indonesia: 29.34 Mbps
8. Cambodia: 27.85 Mbps

The global median mobile internet download speed reached 59.15 Mbps in October 2024.

The United Arab Emirates (UAE) had the fastest speed, with a median download speed of 428.53 Mbps, approximately seven times faster than the global median.

Editor : Adi Ahdiat

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