#News UAE Tops Global Mobile Internet Speeds, Libya Lags Behind Globally, mobile networks averaged 105.70 Mbps download, 14.78 Mbps upload, and 24 ms latency, while fixed broadband networks performed better, averaging 118.59 Mbps download, 59.45 Mbps upload, and 9 ms latency. The latest Speedtest Global Index for December 2025 highlights significant variations in internet speeds across the world, with both mobile and fixed broadband performance reflecting regional infrastructure investment and technological adoption. Globally, mobile networks averaged 105.70 Mbps download, 14.78 Mbps upload, and 24 ms latency, while fixed broadband networks performed better, averaging 118.59 Mbps download, 59.45 Mbps upload, and 9 ms latency. For fixed broadband, Singapore retains its top position with 410.06 Mbps, followed by the UAE (382.35 Mbps) and France (349.25 Mbps). Emerging economies such as Greece, El Salvador, and Morocco showed improvements in broadband speeds, reflecting ongoing investments in network infrastructure.

Source: Libya Today February 09, 2026 18:18 UTC