Internet in Azerbaijan is behind the average growth
For July 15, Azerbaijan once again is behind in the "league table" (118th position against the 114th.) In this respect an acceptable average speed is maintained at the expense of Baku, despite a drop from 4.26 Mbit/s up to 4.18 Mbit/s. For comparison, the average traffic in the world is 13.79 Mbit / s.
The nearest in the table are Bahrain (line above) and Paraguay (line below.) Gabon, Mauritania, Uganda and Brunei are also higher in rank.
According to the official portal of Ookla (http://www.netindex.com/download/2, 110/Azerbaijan), this is due to the fact that the speed of the Internet on them is low." For comparison, in Russia (26th position), the average is 18.72, in Georgia - 12.96 (48th position), Armenia (62th position) - 9.64 Mb/s with a solid quality improvement.
Local Internet quality index is far from the site described by 48 positions (a month before it was 58.)
The indicator on the center of the capital on the incoming traffic is 4.53 Mbit / s. On the periphery of Baku speed is 3.26 Mbit / s, Sumgayit 2.70 to 2.95 Mbit / s. Earlier on the map there was data on Jaloilabad, Sheki, Goychay, and even through the village Masazir; currently they are not on the map of virtual services.
For the experiment were selected 349,504 of more than 2,507,000 existing unique IP-addresses. The study was conducted on the basis of statistics of 20 local Internet service providers and telecom operators, mainly in Baku.
Among them, in the first place is CityNet c 45,35 Mbits / s; then come AZERTELECOM with 10.17 Mbit/s and UNINET with 10.11 Mbit/s. All of them provide services throughout the country, in Baku speed of incoming traffic is much higher; and the table complete MEQA-TELEKOM LTD from 3.08 Mbit/s and Azeronline Information Services from 2.98 Mbit/s.
Previously, incoming traffic of half of the top 20 providers was below $ 2 megabits. -17D-
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