Grab your cable and get ready for a galactic tour of internet speed! Because folks, here we’re going to navigate the murky waters of faster routers and data destinations. Ready for adventure? Proceed!

We’ve all been there, at that crucial moment when you find that placing your modem next to a fish tank actually works! Magic? No, just the science of connection. And speaking of connections, have you ever felt like you’re in a race against time while waiting for the latest episode of your favorite series to load without missing a beat? Don’t worry! We are all in that boat.

But wait, what if the problem is not just the location of the modem, but the country where you live? Picture this: You’re in a small town in Italy, where download speeds are slower than a tortoise on a sunny day. Italy, the country of art and pasta, also holds the record on the slow speed list.

Several countries such as Switzerland, Germany, Portugal, United Kingdom, three Baltic republics (Estonia, Lithuania, and Latvia), and four Fennoscandian states (Sweden, Denmark, Norway, and Finland) average 50 to 99 Mbps.

Surprisingly, Spain is in contention for the top spot alongside France, the Netherlands and Romania, with average speeds ranging between 100 and 149 Mbps. Indeed, our beloved Spain is not only famous for its tapas and siestas, but also for being one of the countries with the best level of cybernetics. So that later you will complain.

But wait, because the real surprise happens right in the middle of the cold Icelandic winter. Yes, that wonderland with otherworldly views is also the land of record-breaking internet speeds. Iceland, at over 150 Mbps, outruns a Viking fleeing from an enemy whose eyes are full of honey.

Luxembourg, Liechtenstein, Andorra and France are also in the top 5 for connection speed, with excellent performance: between 120 and 220 Mbps, but always below Iceland. Of course, the size of a country, as you can already understand, can affect the speed of the Internet, so our country, although well classified, probably has a wider area to cover than Iceland, which is a much larger country. .smaller.

So, before you start packing your bags and looking for flights to countries with ultra-fast connections, remember that the world of internet speeds is as unpredictable as a cat chasing a laser. From the narrow streets of downtown Madrid to the glaciers of Iceland, connections are everywhere. Good luck in the cyber world.