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BackThe World's Fastest Mobile and Fixed Internet Countries Announced, Where is Türkiye?
The World's Fastest Mobile and Fixed Internet Countries Announced, Where is Türkiye?
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The World's Fastest Mobile and Fixed Internet Countries Announced, Where is Türkiye?

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  • According to Speedtest's global data, mobile internet speed in the United Arab Emirates is at the highest level at 675.51 Mbps, with Qatar and Kuwait ranking second and third respectively.
  • In fixed internet speeds, Singapore continues to lead with 462.50 Mbps.
  • Türkiye's position in the lists has not been announced yet.

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According to Speedtest's global data, the world's fastest internet is used in the United Arab Emirates with a speed of 675.51 Mbps on mobile. It is followed by Qatar with 535.94 Mbps, and Kuwait ranks third with 399.92 Mbps. Germany is in fourth place with a speed of 291.96 Mbps, followed by Brazil in fifth place with a speed of 272.04 Mbps.

The countries with the highest mobile internet speeds and the speeds they reach are as follows:

The global mobile internet speed data on the left side of the table includes global fixed internet speeds in the table on the right side.

United Arab Emirates 675.51 Mbps

Qatar 535.94 Mbps

Kuwait 399.92 Mbps

Germany 291.96 Mbps

Brazil 272.04 Mbps

South Korea 250.56 Mbps

Bahrain 243.48 Mbps

Saudi Arabia 224.54 Mbps

Vietnam 219.93 Mbps

Bulgaria 203.13 Mbps

United States 186.64 Mbps

China 176.16Mbps

Fixed internet speeds appear globally with a download speed of 129.68 Mbps and an upload speed of 64.69.

Singapore has the highest fixed internet speed used in homes and workplaces with 462.50 Mbps. It is followed by the United Arab Emirates with 382.40 Mbps, Chile with 364.48 Mbps, Hong Kong with 362.27 Mbps and France with 332.10 Mbps. An internet speed of 321.88 Mbps is reached in Macau, a special residential area in China.

Fastest countries on fixed internet

Singapore 462.50 Mbps

United Arab Emirates 382.40 Mbps

Chile 364.48 Mbps

Hong Kong 362.27Mbps

France 332.10 Mbps

Macau 321.88 Mbps

United States 307.16 Mbps

Vietnam 301.48 Mbps

Thailand 298.92 Mbps

Israel 297.97 Mbps

Taiwan 297.86 Mbps

Where is Türkiye in these lists?

Open Questions

  • What are Türkiye's mobile and fixed internet speeds?
  • Where does Türkiye rank in these lists?

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This article was originally published by Cumhuriyet.

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