What country do you think has the best internet? Hint: not the U.S.
Every quarter, Akami ranks countries based on their broadband speeds, specifically how many megabits per second. In the latest report, number one has an average peak speed of 54.1 megabits per second. At that rate you could download an entire feature film in just a few minutes. The U.S., by contrast, clocks at about 29.6 megabits/second. And it’s not even in the top 10. So who’s the Usain Bolt of internet speeds?
Wait for it.
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Waiiiit……
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Write down your answer on a piece of paper.
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Not telling yet
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OK, it’s China’s Hong Kong! [Bloomberg]
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