Brasilien stieg von 3,5 Mbit / s durchschnittlich die Internetgeschwindigkeit im Jahr 2015 auf 219.51 Mbit / s im Jahr 2025.
Von wandererof1000worlds
Brasilien stieg von 3,5 Mbit / s durchschnittlich die Internetgeschwindigkeit im Jahr 2015 auf 219.51 Mbit / s im Jahr 2025.
Von wandererof1000worlds
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Is % of the population with internet access a good metric for Brazil if you’re trying to compare across regions?
Kind of want to see the Amazon and the major cities overlayed somehow, I imagine they’d skew it (similar things do where I am)
Are they counting uncontacted tribes?
This is fascinatingly counterintuitive – it appears from this that the most geographically remote provinces have the fastest internet. What is the explanation for this?
I’m surprised at Acre’s (AC) results. Geographically it’s quite isolated (dense rainforest on all sides). But the fact that it’s sparsely populated probably helps with the average – if you can get fast fiber connection in Rio Branco you’ll easily drive up the state’s average.
Wow I have worse internet than any average part of Brazil
How does the rainforest have way faster internet?
I think the legend at the top should say Megabits not megabites, which is a bit misleading
I’ve had 1gb for years in the US. Couldn’t imagine going back to slower speeds.