Netflix publishes the latest Service Provider Speed Index (ISP) from the Internet, which measures the fastest carriers when using a video streaming platform.
(These are Netflix, Amazon Prime, and Disney+ rates for 2022.)
Based on this analysis, in December 2021, In Colombia, Claro leads the in-app Internet speed, with 3.6 Mbps. In second and third place are ETB and Tigo, with 3.4, and Movistar in fourth place with 3.0.
Netflix measurements also show that Claro delivers the highest speed on the platform in the last six months with an average of 3.26 Mbps, above ETB, with 3.06 and Tigo, with 2.83.
(Netflix did not meet customer projections.)
The Netflix ISP Speed Index is a measure of how well Netflix is performing during prime time at certain Internet Service Providers (ISPs) around the world. It is not a measure of the overall performance of other services/data that may be running through a particular ISP network.
IN OTHER COUNTRIES IN THE WORLD
According to platform documents, in Spain, Euskaltel, Jazztel Fibra, Orange Fibra, R, Telefónica-Movistar Fibra and Vodafone Fibra, in December, reached a maximum of 3.8 Mbps, the same as Algar Fibra and Claro Fibra in Brazil, Movistar in Chile, KDDI in Japan, Comcast in the United States and BT in the UK, to name a few. In Mexico, in the same month, Infinitum was ranked first in the country with an average speed of 3.6 Mbps, as did Claro Fibra and Movistar Fibra in Argentina.
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