Akamai has recently published their Second Quarter 2014 ‘State of the Internet’ Report, showing that the Internet speed here in the Philippines now averages at 2.5Mbps.
Based on the Q2 2014 report, the Philippines now averages at 2.5Mbps with a year-on-year increase of 58% and a Global Rank of 103.
Peak speed is now at 21.6Mbps with a year-on-year increase of 35% and a Global Rank of 85.
For comparison, Akamai’s report for Q1 2014 only showed the Philippines at an average of 2.1Mbps with a year-on-year increase of 49% and a Global Rank of 105. Peak speed during that quarter is at 18.8Mbps with a Global Rank of 78. See table below.
When it comes to High Broadband Connectivity for Q2, the report shows that 8.3% of users have average speeds of above 4Mbps, while only 0.7% and 0.2% have 10Mbps and 15Mbps, respectively.
source: Akamai
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david says:
Please can you stop the video advertising you started on your website last week – its making your site to hard to visit now with Philippines bandwidth
You have too much advertising now on your site – first the bar at the bottom and now this – horrible
a great site being ruined by a poor layout due to greedy advertising
Silverlokk says:
Hard to believe that India’s Internet is slower than ours
Hen-Sheen says:
2.5Mbps? Just a little more push, then our internet speed will be 5Mbps! PLDT controls 80% of the Telco Service/s here in the Philippines. PLDT = AT&T…..
BAN says:
Hey mr Yuga you are such a greedy man. Google Ads should ban your account to much ads will kill your website.
adblockplus says:
To those complaining about ads, you may want to install adblockplus to your browser(Firefox/Chrome/Android).
Yugatech was previously on whitelist because I like this site but now their ads are too much. Ads on the site, and even articles are sponsored to promote brands/sites(Like Acer
and Lazada).
tup3ng says:
adblock plus :)
nice says:
how about renaming this site to : yugaads?
Ads? says:
ads ang bumubuhay sa blogger kung ayaw nyo ng ads dun kayo sa iba.. mga mema lang kayo e
steelicon says:
@iamMVP @SMARTCares please fix your #LTE4G speeds 2Mbps is not LTE 50 more like UNLI 50 3G #4GAT3GSPEED 4G must average at least #LTE25MBPS
Yry says:
WTH The average internet speeds in the Philippines are on par with Indonesia’s.
Possible options for our ISPs and big websites to skirt around the problem: invest in faster internet speeds or concentrate on mobile.