Australia falls in global internet speed rankings
According to the latest Akamai's State of the Internet report, Australia has fallen to 44th in the world in terms of average internet speeds, down three places.
Australia is falling behind many developed countries in terms of average internet speeds, including New Zealand, putting further pressure on the NBN rollout to make the country internationally competitive.
Currently only 14% of Australia is connected to high-speed internet (over 10 Mbps).
Other Articles from this issue
Technology and a global workforce
According to a Greer Institute Workforce and Talent study, the 2020 workforce is both “the most educated and culturally ...
Varley employee celebrates 50 years of service
Varley Group reached another significant milestone in its 129 year history on 2 February, with local employee Dennis Bev...
New banking technology for The Greater customers
The Greater Building Society has announced several new digital projects to provide customers faster, more convenient acc...
Newcastle Airport flies after new international services
Newcastle Airport is currently in the Filipino city of Cebu, in its quest to extend its international capabilities.
