24% Global speed Increase do you have a drag?

The world's largest CDN service provider in Friday released the latest data show that the first quarter of 2014, the global average speed continued to maintain a stable growth trend, reached 3.9Mbps, year-on-year growth of 24%, the chain growth of 1.8%. Akamai said in the report that, according to this trend, the world's average speed will reach 4Mpbs by the second quarter of this year. Meanwhile, Akamai's data also showed that South Korea was still the world's fastest-growing country in the first quarter of this year, with a 8% per cent growth in the first quarter, up 145% to 23.6Mbps, and a full 9Mbps higher than Japan in the second place. The first quarter of this year, Japan's speed reached 14.6Mbps, the chain growth of 12%, an increase of 29%. China, Hong Kong, Switzerland, the Netherlands, Latvia, Sweden, the Czech Republic, Finland and Ireland, ranked third to seventh, the first quarter of this year, the net speed is 13.3Mbps, 12.7Mbps, 12.4Mbps, 12Mbps, 11.6Mbps, 11.2Mbps, 10.7Mbps, 10.7Mbps. From the above data is not difficult to see, in addition to Japan, Latvia and Finland in the first quarter of this year's speed also maintained a strong growth rate, the chain growth is also more than 10%, respectively, 15% and 18%. Although the Czech Republic ranked number eight, the country's first-quarter speed has fallen by 1.9% per cent. Akamai said that in the first quarter of this year, the company studied the average speed of the 98 regions have a different degree of quarter-on-quarter growth, the increase from 0.3% to Sudan from the Netherlands to 77%, including 39 countries and regions of the net speed increase by more than 10%. In the first quarter of this year, Sudan's Internet growth rate of 77%, reached 3.2Mbps. However, 39 countries in the first quarter of this year, the number of consecutive year-on-year decline, from France's 0.1% (to 6Mbps) to Nepal's 28% (to 1.1Mbps) ranged. Meanwhile, the first quarter of this year, the global high-speed broadband penetration (speed of more than 10Mbps) on the chain growth of 9.4%, an increase of 65%, to 21%, this is the first time in history more than 20%. Akamai's report showed that South Korea was still the country with the highest rates of high-speed broadband penetration in the first quarter of 2014, with a 8.2% per cent quarter-on-quarter growth of 146% to 77%. In the first quarter of this year, countries and regions in the high speed Internet penetration rankings, Japan, Switzerland, the Netherlands, China Hong Kong, Latvia, the United States, Denmark, Belgium, the Czech Republic ranked second to Nineth, the penetration rate is 54%, 45%, 44%, 43%, 37%, 36%, 35%, 35%, 34%. However, Akamai's report also showed that in the first quarter of this year, the world's average maximum speed (peak connection speed) fell 8.6%, to 21.2Mbps。 On the mobile Internet, Akamai conducted research and published reports on 56 countries and regions. South Korea is still the fastest-moving country in the first quarter, reaching 14.7Mbps and the only country with an average mobile speed of more than 10Mbps, the report showed. There are also 20 countries and regions with mobile speeds between 4Mbps and 10Mbps. The report also shows that in the first quarter of this year, Ukraine became the most mobile broadband penetration rate countries.