It’ll be a world (segment) where minimum speeds will be talking about as much as maximum," Suttles said. “Each generation will give us far more capability or more capability to configure networks. Globally India’s ranking has risen significantly from 118th last September to 69th in January 2023 with mobile speeds rising 115% since the launch of 5G services. It is becoming important, and it’s a metric we are trying to highlight," Suttles said.Ĭountries with advanced infrastructure may have better loaded latency metrics as their backhauls and their complete network was capable of delivering very high speeds, he said. The big one is latency, responsiveness, how much data can you send back and forth and how quickly. “Measuring speeds is the core of what we do and that’ll never change but there’s other metrics that matter as much and maybe will start mattering more over time. But with time, we will start providing the rankings publicly as well." “Creating a global index or some kind of ranking is probably a next-year thing, because we are still fine tuning our methodologies," Suttles said.īesides, Ookla is also measuring loaded latency on telecom networks which is akin to conducting speed tests of network, which has applicability in real-time applications like video calls, gaming or potential applications like live translation while using virtual reality headsets, he added.
We have not publish the rankings yet, but telcos have access to findings for self-improvement and assess what’s wrong. “We’re very focused on bettering the quality of experience around the world, as we do for performance. In an interview, co-founder and chief executive Doug Suttles said apart from sharing all relevant information on quality of experience metrics with carriers to help improve their networks, it will also start publishing global rankings based on these metrics from 2024.
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