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Elon Musk keep building project internet satellite constellation di under the flag SpaceX named Starlink. Actually, how much internet speed is offered Starlink to user?
Answering the question, Speedtest have monitored connection Starlink for more than a year, from its beta launch in November 2020 to the first quarter of 2022.
This Starlink internet speed performance highlighted by Speedtest covers Europe, Oceania, North America and South America, including results from 10 additional countries.
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North America
In this region, Speedtest noticed an increase in internet speed Starlink on one last year. For example, in the United States (US) which increased 38% and Canada skyrocketed to almost 58%.
In Uncle Sam’s country, initially the average download speed of Starlink was 65.72 Mbps to 90.55 Mbps in the first quarter of 2022. Meanwhile, download speeds in Canada can reach 97.40 Mbps.
Even in Mexico, Starlink is called the fastest satellite provider in the country. In this country, you can feel the average internet download speed of 105.91 Mbps. Then in Puerto Rico the download speed reached 20.54 Mbps, still inferior to fixed broadband which continued to 68.88 Mbps.
Speedtest released a comparison of Elon Musk’s Starlink internet speed in various countries around the world. Photo: Speedtest— |
Europe
A number of countries in Europe, their citizens have tasted Starlink’s services. It’s not a big country that is spoiled by Elon Musk’s internet speed, apparently.
As seen below, a comparison of Starlink’s download, upload and latency speeds on the blue continent.
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South America
Shifting to South America, there is a name for Chile where Starlink internet service is the fastest with an average download speed of 110.49 Mbps during Q1 2022, although fixed broadband in this country is still much faster.
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Oceania
Meanwhile, in Oceania, there are only two countries, namely Australia and New Zealand where services are available Starlink the. And, Australia is at the forefront of downloads and latency, but loses to New Zealand in uploads.
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