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印度在固定宽带速度上领先孟加拉国和巴基斯坦:Ookla
Ookla的一份报告称，在2019年第二季度至第三季度，印度的平均固定宽带速度增长了16.5%，4G可用性上升到惊人的87.9%，领先于孟加拉国和巴基斯坦。
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BSNL宣布六名官员被迫退休
被强制退休的军官是印度电信服务(ITS)干部，批次从1988年到1992年不等。
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报告指出:“与孟加拉国相比，孟加拉国的网速改善速度相似，但网速较低，为24.02 Mbps，巴基斯坦的网速保持在8.54 Mbps至9.14 Mbps之间，印度是平均下载速度的地区领导者。”
Ookla是一个数据分析平台，专注于移动和宽带网络智能，测试应用程序和技术。
该报告还揭示了印度最大城市之间在固定宽带速度方面的巨大差距。
“到目前为止，金奈的固定宽带平均下载速度最快，其次是班加罗尔和海德拉巴。那格浦尔的下载速度最慢，其次是浦那和坎普尔。”
然而，包括所有蜂窝技术在内的移动下载速度在不同城市之间的差异较小。勒克瑙的平均下载速度最低，为8.94 Mbps。
该报告还分析了顶级供应商在一天中最繁忙时段的表现。该分析强调了网络在高峰时段(繁忙时段)和不太繁忙时段在严重拥塞下的表现之间的差异。
”附近的旅馆在非繁忙时段，他们的网速最高，但在一天中最繁忙时段，他们的网速也下降了9.5%。沃达丰和Idea的速度几乎和Airtel一样快。尽管在最繁忙的时间段，Jio的速度下降幅度最小，但却是最慢的，降至7.87 Mbps。”
报告称，从地区来看，印度的移动性能略快于孟加拉国，后者的平均最高网速为10.43 Mbps，略低于巴基斯坦的最高网速15.55 Mbps。
与依赖Jio在印度推出了新的GigaFiber服务……，we will likely continue to see country-wide speeds increase, stated the report.
| 下载速度(单位:Mbps) |
印度 |
巴基斯坦 |
Bangaldesh |
| 宽带 |
34.07 |
8.54 - -9.14 |
24.02 |
| 移动 |
10.63 - 11.18 |
10.43 |
15.55 |
| 印度电信公司 |
4G可用性% |
| Jio |
99.1% |
| 附近的旅馆 |
94.9% |
| 的想法 |
87.5% |
| 沃达丰(Vodafone) |
85.2% |
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<\/figure> New Delhi:<\/b> India ranks ahead of Bangladesh and Pakistan with mean fixed broadband speed rising by 16.5% and 4G availability rising to a whopping 87.9% during Q2-Q3 2019, states a report by Ookla<\/a>. ACT Fibernet has topped the chart on download speeds followed by Jio<\/a> in Q2-Q3 of FY 2019\u201cCompared to Bangladesh, which saw a similar rate of improvement but lower speeds at 24.02 Mbps, and Pakistan, where speeds stayed relatively flat between 8.54 and 9.14 Mbps, India is the regional leader in mean download speed\u201d, states the report.
Ookla is a data analytics platform specialising on mobile and broadband network intelligence, testing applications and technology.
<\/div><\/div>4G availability is the percentage of an operator\u2019s known locations where a device has access to LTE service (including roaming). India\u2019s 4G availability was relatively high at 87.9% across providers during Q2-Q3 2019 compared to Pakistan at 58.9% and 58.7% in Bangladesh during the same period.
The report also throws light on wide disparities between India\u2019s largest cities in terms of fixed broadband speeds.
\u201cChennai had by far the fastest mean download speed over fixed broadband followed by Bengaluru and Hyderabad. The slowest download speeds were measured in Nagpur followed by Pune and Kanpur\u201d, stated the report.
However, the mobile download speeds, which include all cellular technologies, showed lesser variation from city to city. The slowest mean download speed was measured in Lucknow with 8.94 Mbps.
The report also analyzes the performance of top providers during the busiest hours of the day. This analysis highlights the difference between how networks perform under heavy congestion at peak times (busy hours) and in less busy times of day.
\u201cAirtel<\/a> had some of the highest speeds in the non-busy hours and they also saw the sharpest drop in speeds by 9.5% during the busiest hours of the day. Vodafone and Idea were almost as fast as Airtel. Despite having the lowest decrease in speeds during the busiest hours, Jio\u2019s speeds were the slowest, dropping down to 7.87 Mbps\u201d states the report.
The report also throws light on wide disparities between India\u2019s largest cities in terms of fixed broadband speeds.
\u201cChennai had by far the fastest mean download speed over fixed broadband followed by Bengaluru and Hyderabad. The slowest download speeds were measured in Nagpur followed by Pune and Kanpur\u201d, stated the report.
However, the mobile download speeds, which include all cellular technologies, showed lesser variation from city to city. The slowest mean download speed was measured in Lucknow with 8.94 Mbps.
The report also analyzes the performance of top providers during the busiest hours of the day. This analysis highlights the difference between how networks perform under heavy congestion at peak times (busy hours) and in less busy times of day.
\u201cAirtel<\/a> had some of the highest speeds in the non-busy hours and they also saw the sharpest drop in speeds by 9.5% during the busiest hours of the day. Vodafone and Idea were almost as fast as Airtel. Despite having the lowest decrease in speeds during the busiest hours, Jio\u2019s speeds were the slowest, dropping down to 7.87 Mbps\u201d states the report.
<\/div><\/div>However, mobile download speeds were relatively flat in India, fluctuating between 10.63 Mbps and 11.18 Mbps during Q2-Q3 2019.
Regionally, India\u2019s mobile performance is marginally faster than Bangladesh\u2019s, which saw average speeds max out at 10.43 Mbps, and somewhat slower than Pakistan\u2019s top speeds of 15.55 Mbps, said the report.
With Reliance<\/a> Jio\u2019s roll out of its new GigaFiber service in India..., we will likely continue to see country-wide speeds increase, stated the report.
Regionally, India\u2019s mobile performance is marginally faster than Bangladesh\u2019s, which saw average speeds max out at 10.43 Mbps, and somewhat slower than Pakistan\u2019s top speeds of 15.55 Mbps, said the report.
With Reliance<\/a> Jio\u2019s roll out of its new GigaFiber service in India..., we will likely continue to see country-wide speeds increase, stated the report.
