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Pakistan Records 28% Boost in Mobile Internet Speed: PTA The Pakistan Telecommunication Authority (PTA) reports a 28% increase in mobile internet speed, reaching 20.02 Mbps from 15.65 Mbps last year. This growth accompanies a 24.2% rise in mobile internet usage. As of September 2024, broadband subscribers hit 142.3 million, while telecom subscribers reached 196 million. The telecom sector generated Rs955 billion in revenue, with 29.6 million mobile devices produced locally. Despite this progress, Pakistan ranks 198th globally in internet speed, trailing countries like Iran and Libya. Advancements in technology are expected to enhance speeds further. #PTA #PakistanInternet #TelecomGrowth #DigitalPakistan #InternetSpeed

Pakistan Records 28% Boost in Mobile Internet Speed: PTA The Pakistan Telecommunication Authority (PTA) reports a 28% increase in mobile internet speed, reaching 20.02 Mbps from 15.65 Mbps last year. This growth accompanies a 24.2% rise in mobile internet usage. As of September 2024, broadband subscribers hit 142.3 million, while telecom subscribers reached 196 million. The telecom sector generated Rs955 billion in revenue, with 29.6 million mobile devices produced locally. Despite this progress, Pakistan ranks 198th globally in internet speed, trailing countries like Iran and Libya. Advancements in technology are expected to enhance speeds further. #PTA #PakistanInternet #TelecomGrowth #DigitalPakistan #InternetSpeed

Pakistan Records 28% Boost in Mobile Internet Speed: PTA The Pakistan Telecommunication Authority (PTA) reports a 28% increase in mobile internet speed, reaching 20.02 Mbps from 15.65 Mbps last year. This growth accompanies a 24.2% rise in mobile internet usage. As of September 2024, broadband subscribers hit 142.3 million, while telecom subscribers reached 196 million. The telecom sector generated Rs955 billion in revenue, with 29.6 million mobile devices produced locally. Despite this progress, Pakistan ranks 198th globally in internet speed, trailing countries like Iran and Libya. Advancements in technology are expected to enhance speeds further. #TruePakistan #DigitalTransformation #TelecomGrowth #BroadbandInnovation #TechAdvancement #ConnectivityProgress

Mobile Internet Speed Increases by 28% in Pakistan: PTA According to the Pakistan Telecommunication Authority (PTA), mobile internet speeds have increased by 28%, from 15.65 Mbps to 20.02 Mbps, since the previous year. Mobile internet usage has increased by 24.2% in tandem with this growth. In September 2024, there were 142.3 million broadband users and 196 million telecom users. The telecom industry brought in Rs955 billion, and 29.6 million mobile devices were made in the country. Despite these advancements, Pakistan still trails nations like Iran and Libya in terms of internet speed, coming in at number 198 in the world. It is anticipated that technological advancements will further improve speeds. #MobileInternetSpeed #PTAUpdate #TelecomGrowth #BroadbandSubscribers #DigitalPakistan #InternetUsage #TelecomRevenue #TechnologyAdvancements #MobileDevices #GlobalInternetRanking

🚀 Big News for Pakistan's Digital Landscape! 🌐 📈 Pakistan Telecommunication Authority (PTA) reports a remarkable 28% increase in mobile internet speeds across the country, pushing the average speed to 20.02 Mbps! This boost not only refutes past slowdown reports but also supports a significant surge in mobile internet usage. 📊 With broadband subscribers now at 142.3 million and total telecom subscribers reaching 196 million, the telecom sector continues to thrive, generating substantial revenue and driving economic growth. 🌍 Despite global rankings placing Pakistan at 198th, these improvements are pivotal for Pakistan's ongoing efforts to enhance digital connectivity and compete on a global stage. 💡 Stay connected, stay updated, and let's aim for even faster speeds and broader access! #DigitalPakistan #internetspeed #TelecomGrowth #technews #PTA Read More: https://lnkd.in/drj4DZ5M

The Pakistan Telecommunication Authority (PTA) has reported a notable 28% increase in mobile internet speeds over the past year. Mobile internet speed rose to 20.02 Mbps in September 2024, compared to 15.65 Mbps recorded previously. This improvement reflects significant progress in the country’s digital infrastructure and connectivity efforts. In parallel with this growth, mobile internet usage has surged by 24.2%, highlighting the increasing reliance on digital platforms. The number of broadband subscribers has now reached an impressive 142.3 million, while overall telecom subscriptions stand at 196 million. This expanding user base indicates a strong shift toward digital adoption in Pakistan. The telecom industry has also seen substantial economic contributions, generating a remarkable Rs955 billion in revenue. Furthermore, local production of mobile devices continues to strengthen, with 29.6 million units manufactured domestically. These developments demonstrate a growing focus on self-sufficiency and technological advancement within the sector. However, despite these positive strides, Pakistan remains ranked 198th globally for internet speed, lagging behind countries such as Iran and Libya. Addressing these challenges, advancements in technology and infrastructure upgrades are expected to further improve internet performance in the coming years. #PTA #TelecomSector #PakistanInternet #DigitalGrowth #InternetProgress

The Pakistan Telecommunication Authority (PTA) has reported a 28% increase in mobile internet speeds over the past year, with speeds rising from 15.65 Mbps to 20.02 Mbps. This improvement is accompanied by a 24.2% increase in mobile internet usage, reflecting the growing demand for digital connectivity in the country. As of September 2024, the number of broadband subscribers reached 142.3 million, while telecom subscribers totaled 196 million.  #Telecommunications #InternetSpeed #DigitalTransformation #PakistanTech #PTAReport #BroadbandGrowth #StartItPakistan

The number of 3G/4G users in Pakistan saw a significant increase of 174,000 in August. This growth highlights the continuous expansion of mobile broadband services across the country, driven by rising demand for fast internet access and digital connectivity. The Pakistan Telecommunication Authority (PTA) reported the increase, reflecting the ongoing digital transformation efforts aimed at improving internet penetration and supporting economic growth. As more users come online, Pakistan's mobile network operators are working to expand their services and meet the increasing demand for high-speed internet, contributing to the country’s digital future. #TelecomSector #3G4GExpansion #DigitalEconomy #ConnectivityInPakistan #TechInnovation #Telecommunication #PTAUpdate #dailydawns

Uzbekistan has significant potential for new Internet Service Providers (ISPs) with room to grow. RIPEstat data shows that only 84 ASNs are routed in the country, compared to Spain with 959, Ukraine with 1685, and Russia with 5034. The challenge lies in high costs due to the requirement for all external traffic to be processed through SORM, leading to a unique cost structure heavily influenced by upstream traffic. Moreover, the country has only three exchange points in Tashkent, while Spain, Ukraine, and Russia have far more. Establishing more IXPs in regional centers could help reduce costs and improve connectivity. Exciting developments are on the horizon as from January 1, 2025, telecom operators in Uzbekistan will connect directly to the international Internet, following a presidential decree aimed at market reforms. This long-awaited reform, discussed since 2019, holds promise for the future of the country's telecommunications sector. Let's stay tuned to see how these changes will unfold. #Uzbekistan #Telecommunications #ISPs

Internet users in Pakistan are facing slow browsing speeds following a fault in the AAE-1 submarine cable, a critical international undersea cable. The issue, which has been impacting the country's internet services, has disrupted up to 1,000 gigabytes per second of data traffic. The Ministry of Information Technology and Telecommunication (MoITT) has confirmed that 830 gigabytes per second of affected traffic has already been rerouted through alternative routes. Efforts are still ongoing to shift the remaining traffic to minimize the disruption. IT Minister Shaza Fatima Khawaja addressed the issue on Saturday, acknowledging the ongoing efforts to restore normal internet speeds. The Pakistan Telecommunication Authority (PTA) had earlier issued a statement confirming the fault near Qatar, one of the seven cables facilitating international internet traffic to Pakistan. This disruption is expected to impact the browsing experience of internet and broadband users nationwide. #PTA #internet #hubbubdigital