The UAE is the first in the world in terms of mobile internet speed

The UAE ranked first globally in mobile internet speed for the month of January 2023 with a speed of 161.15 Mbps, followed by Qatar with 155.51 Mbps, then Norway with an average mobile internet speed of 136.08 Mbps.

As for fixed-line broadband, the UAE ranked first regionally and fourth globally in terms of internet speed for the same time period, with an average of 207.41 megabits per second, while Singapore, Chile and China ranked first in the list with averages of 234.55, 224.84, and 211.34. megabits per second respectively

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The UAE ranked first globally in mobile internet speed for the month of January 2023 with a speed of 161.15 Mbps, followed by Qatar with 155.51 Mbps, then Norway with an average mobile internet speed of 136.08 Mbps.

As for fixed-line broadband, the UAE ranked first regionally and fourth globally in terms of internet speed for the same time period, with an average of 207.41 megabits per second, while Singapore, Chile and China ranked first in the list with averages of 234.55, 224.84, and 211.34. megabits per second respectively.

Dubai ranked first in the world in terms of mobile Internet speed for the month of January 2023, with an impressive average speed of 204.37 megabits per second, according to the “Speed Test” classification from the company “Ookla” to test and analyze the download and transmission speed of data.

With regard to fixed-line broadband internet speeds for the month of January 2023, and based on the recent Speedtest data that included 200 cities in 179 countries around the world, Abu Dhabi ranked first regionally and second globally, with an average speed of 247.27 Mbps, behind Beijing, which topped the list with a speed of 277.57. Mbps, while Shanghai ranked third at 236.01 Mbps, Bangkok fourth at 228.29, and New York fifth at 224.86 Mbps.

Cities with the best mobile internet speeds in January 2023

Dubai 204.37 megabits per second
Riyadh 192.83 megabits per second
Beijing 182.96 Mbps
Shanghai 177.28 Mbps
Oslo 175.01 Mbps
Copenhagen 174.85 Mbps
Busan 154.64 Mbps
Abu Dhabi 151.13 megabits per second
Doha 146.81 megabits per second
Stockholm 146.29 Mbps

Cities with the best fixed-line broadband speeds in January 2023

Beijing 277.57 Mbps
Abu Dhabi 247.47 Mbps
Shanghai 236.01 Mbps
Bangkok 228.29 Mbps
New York 224.86 megabits per second
Valparaiso 222.08 megabits per second
Madrid 213.98 Mbps
Lyon 213.95 Mbps
Geneva 210.56 megabits per second
Bucharest 208.9 Mbps

Countries with the best mobile internet speeds in January 2023

Emirates 161.15 megabits per second
Qatar 155.51 megabits per second
Norway 136.08 megabits per second
South Korea 124.84 megabits per second
Denmark 117.83 megabits per second
Netherlands 115.10 megabits per second
Kuwait 109.93 megabits per second
China 99.48 megabits per second
Saudi Arabia 97.90 megabits per second
Bahrain 95.83 megabits per second

Countries with the best fixed-line broadband speeds in January 2023

Singapore 234.55 Mbps
Chile 224.84 megabits per second
China 211.34 Mbps
Emirates 207.41 megabits per second
Hong Kong 206.71 Mbps
Thailand 201.81 Mbps
Monaco 200.70 Mbps
US 195.31 Mbps
Denmark 195.26 Mbps
Spain 172.67 Mbps

The cities with the worst broadband in January 2023

Aleppo 1.57 Mbps
Havana 1.68 Mbps
Kabul 1.86 Mbps
Ashgabat 2.32 Mbps
Damascus 2.66 Mbps
Sana’a 3.47 Mbps
Eden 4 Mbps
Addis Ababa 4.10 Mbps
Niamey 4.60 Mbps
Khartoum 5.37 Mbps