Reports

Against all odds, Ukraine’s internet infrastructure has not only survived five years of war but has significantly accelerated, with mobile and fixed broadband speeds growing by over 140%. Based on 6.3 million SpeedGeo tests, this report analyzes how Ukrainian operators maintained network continuity during blackouts, the technical resilience of fiber vs. mobile networks, and how Ukraine now boasts faster mobile internet than Russia and Belarus.

Dhaka is undergoing a digital revolution - internet speeds have increased sixfold in just three years. Based on 12,000 SpeedGeo speed tests, we examined which providers dominate in the Bangladeshi capital. DOT Internet leads the ranking with a result of 128.3 Mb/s, and the market is dominated by FTTH fiber optics

Long overshadowed by Germany's economy, Poland has built a clear lead in one key area: internet infrastructure. Drawing on 91 million tests, this analysis shows Polish broadband running 45% faster and mobile 44% faster than its neighbor's. The advantage stems from leapfrogging copper to fiber, smart public investment, and simpler rules

April 1, 2026, marks a turning point for Turkish telecommunications – the official launch of the 5G network has delivered an impressive technological leap. Data from the Speedgeo app confirms that average download speeds surged from 50 Mbps on 4G to 238 Mbps on 5G, making the new standard nearly five times faster. Turkcell has emerged as the fastest 5G provider in Turkey, reaching speeds of 290,6 Mbps.

The latest internet speed ranking, based on 130,000 SpeedGeo app tests (March 2025 - February 2026), indicates a clear winner in the race for the fastest operator. DTAC took first place in the overall category with a download speed of 39 Mbps, outperforming AIS and True. DTAC is also the unrivaled leader in the 5G segment, achieving a download speed of 92,8 Mbps and an upload speed of 24 Mbps.

The latest data from 314,000 SpeedGeo tests confirms Deutsche Glasfaser's dominance in the German broadband market. As a "pure-play" provider, the company focuses exclusively on fiber optics (FTTH), bypassing the limitations of aging copper infrastructure.

Tunisia officially entered the 5G era on February 14, 2025, when the three major operators-Tunisie Telecom, Ooredoo, and Orange launched commercial next-generation services. One year after the rollout of 5G services in Tunisia, we are summarizing the speed performance of operators in this technology. 

At the end of January 2026, the fastest broadband internet was available in Israel (193 Mb/s). In the mobile internet category the fastest is South Korea (180 Mb/s), as is the case with 5G (389 Mb/s).

A comprehensive analysis of Morocco's 5G rollout since November 2025. With a national market average of 244 Mbps, Maroc Telecom leads the pack, fueled by its superior 120 MHz spectrum holdings. This report details user-led speed tests across major cities like Casablanca and Rabat, compares the performance of Inwi and Orange, and examines the infrastructure readiness for the 2030 FIFA World Cup.

The race for high-speed internet in Germany has a surprising winner - and it’s not Berlin. From Gotha’s record-breaking home broadband to Beckum’s blazing-fast mobile speeds, smaller cities are officially outperforming the metropolises. Dive into our 2025 study of 123 cities to see the latest rankings for Vodafone, T-Mobile, and O2, and find out if your city is a "speed desert" or a digital leader.

check the latest report Internet speeds in Germany continue to rise. According to SpeedGeo data for Q3 2025, the national average reached 102 Mb/s for home broadband (up 7%) and 70.7 Mb/s for mobile (up 9%). Vodafone remains the fastest fixed-line provider in 95 cities, while T-Mobile dominates mobile networks, leading in 45 of 60 locations. Gotha recorded the fastest home connection (182.3 Mb/s via Telekom), and Beckum topped the mobile ranking (208.9 Mb/s via T-Mobile). Smaller and mid-sized cities still outperform major metros like Frankfurt and Munich in both categories.

For four years after its launch in Poland, Starlink’s internet service remained a niche product due to its high costs. This changed in June 2025, after a price drop and a new offer. Interest in the service grew, and for the first time the provider qualified for SpeedTest.pl’s home ranking. Speeds also improved, reaching a solid 156 Mbps.

This report presents a comprehensive analysis of fixed and mobile internet speeds in 120 German cities for fixed broadband and 52 cities for mobile connections, based on data collected over the last 12 months up to the end of Q2 2025. It highlights surprising trends, such as the dominance of smaller and mid-sized cities, while major cities lag behind due to network congestion. The article also ranks internet providers fixed internet and mobile performance across the country. 

The ranking of fixed, mobile, and 5G internet speeds is a comparison of European countries based on average download speed (in Mbps). The data, updated quarterly, highlights differences in network quality between countries. The ranking for Q1 2025 is based on 16.5 million tests.

Internet speeds in Iran dropped 2 to 3 times, to 10–15 Mbps, after Israel began its attacks.

Discover the latest internet speed rankings in Southampton (UK) for 2024. Compare broadband providers like Toob, Virgin Media, and BT to find the best option for streaming, gaming, and remote work.

T-Mobile maintains its position as the leader in the US mobile internet market, offering an average download speed of 184 Mb/s in January 2025. This result is twice as good as that of its competitors: AT&T (92 Mb/s) and Verizon (91 Mb/s).

In 2024, T-Mobile offered the best 5G parameters in Germany: the highest download speed (185.5 Mb/s), the highest upload speed (35.7 Mb/s), and the lowest latency (32 ms). 

Marrakech, one of the most important cities in Morocco, is also developing in terms of access to internet infrastructure. Whether you live in Marrakech, are visiting the city, or are traveling, choosing the right internet service provider is crucial. In this report, we present detailed information on the available fixed and mobile internet speeds, as well as advice on operator options.

The speed and quality of the internet in Rabat, the capital of Morocco, have improved significantly in recent years thanks to investments in digital infrastructure. However, despite these advancements, internet speed and connection stability can still be insufficient, especially when compared to those in European countries.

Casablanca, the largest metropolis in Morocco and a key economic center, offers a variety of internet services. Choosing the right provider can make a significant difference in the quality of the web experience for both residents and tourists. Here is information on internet speeds in Casablanca and tips for choosing the best solution.

Agadir, one of the largest cities in Morocco and a major tourist center, offers a wide variety of internet services. Choosing the right provider can make a significant difference in the quality of the web experience for residents and, above all, tourists. Here is some information about internet speeds in Agadir and some good advice for choosing the best solution.

If you live, stay or travel in Morocco and are looking for the best internet service provider, this guide is for you. We have compiled detailed data on fixed and mobile internet speeds throughout the country from the SpeedGeo.net platform, so you can compare the speeds of internet service providers in your region. This will help you choose the best provider.

The ranking compares mobile internet performance across European countries in 2024, focusing exclusively on download speeds.