Do you complain about Internet speed every day, and how much is your city's Internet speed ranking?
Australia's home broadband test results are fresh, Australia's fastest Internet in fact is the state of Tata! Hobart has defeated other cities to become the fastest-growing city in the capital!
Ookla conducted 10,300 online speed tests across Australia through comparison site Finder. The test results show that Hobart residents have the fastest Internet speed in the capital city of Australia, with an average download speed of 26.3 Mbps.
Sydney ranks the second with an average of 24.2Mbps. in the capital city.
Melbourne and Brisbane are 23.4Mbps and 23.1Mbps. respectively.
Adelaide's average network speed is 21.4Mbps.
Perth was the lowest, only 19.1Mbps.
Angus Kidman, a spokesman for Finder, said geographical location was one of the factors that affected the speed of the network, but connectivity, suppliers and packages all affected the speed of households.
While connectivity and location are difficult to change, users can speed up their networks by changing suppliers and packages, Kidman said. If you use NBN (NationalBroadband Network), you can also improve the speed level.
He also said it was not surprising that the state had the highest network speed in the country, because of its high fiber-optic access rate and a relatively small population as a whole.
According to the survey results, the Internet speed in Australia is the fastest in the morning, reaching 25.79 Mbps, from 8 a.m. to noon, but by night, from 8 p.m. to midnight, the Internet speed will drop to 19.94 Mbps. The net slows down at night, especially in Sydney.
One of the reasons the network slows at night is because of the congestion caused by the large number of people used. If the telecom company does not provide the customers with enough broadband, the speed of the network will slow down.
NBN has reduced network congestion from four hours a week to 12 minutes by offering wholesale discounts to telecoms companies and specifying a minimum amount of bandwidth in the new bundle.
In March, Australian broadband began publicly sharing bandwidth data.
Ookla's latest results also show that Australia's average fixed broadband download speed is 27.5Mbps and mobile is 50.04Mbps. Globally, the average speed of fixed broadband is 42.71Mbps, and the average mobile terminal is 22.16Mbps.The average speed of fixed broadband is 42.71Mbps.
The Australian Competition and Consumer Council has taken action in response to this issue, with tens of thousands of customers receiving discounts or other compensation.
Despite the recent sale of NBN's 50Mbps package, which has led to an increase in the number of customers choosing 50Mbps, the most popular package is 25Mbps.
Telecom companies, including Telstra, have started upgrading their customers' packages from 25 Mbps to 50 Mbps. as a result of lower prices
I believe the Internet will be faster and faster, if you are still complaining about the home network, try another package.