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Qatar now has one of the most 5G-friendly mobile markets we measure, but our latest data shows what happens when one operator pulls ahead.

Read our full report: hubs.la/Q04Ds2X20

Norway’s mobile market has a noticeable speed gap.

Telenor’s users record average download speeds of 143.7 Mbps, more than double what ice’s users get. This pattern continues across upload and 5G throughput too, with Telenor taking all four of our speed awards outright.

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Thailand’s fixed broadband market shows AIS 3BB Fiber3 leading on Reliability Experience and winning Consistent Quality outright. Meanwhile, True Online wins both the Opensignal Download Speed and Upload Speed awards.

For national and regional results, check out our full report: hubs.la/Q04D697V0

South Korea sees one ISP's speeds jump by more than 60% once in-home Wi-Fi conditions are optimized.

For full analysis, read our report: hubs.la/Q04D6b8Z0

We have our Europe winners!

Recognizing excellence in 5G mobile experience across Europe, Opensignal’s 5G European Awards celebrate operators providing the best 5G experiences to their customers across the continent.

Find out who won here: hubs.la/Q04CZRrn0

In Spain, the gap between the fastest and slowest fixed ISP for download speed is almost 40%.

Opensignal has just released it's new Optimized Upload and Optimized Download Speed metrics for home Wi-Fi, that gap drops to under 10%.

You can read about the Opensignal Optimized on here: hubs.la/Q04CZTBn0

Read the full report: hubs.la/Q04CZTFN0

South Africa’s mobile market is no longer a two-horse race.

In 2025, three of South Africa's operators showed no reportable 5G results. A year later sees them competing in every 5G category.

Take a look at our full report: hubs.la/Q04CZR970

تتصدر المملكة العربية السعودية دول العالم في سرعات التنزيل عبر شبكات الهاتف المحمول بين الدول الكبرى. ومن العوامل المهمة وراء هذا الأداء أن السعودية تخصص مساحة من الطيف الترددي في نطاق 3.5 جيجاهرتز للمشغلين أكثر من أي دولة أخرى تقريبًا باستثناء اليابان، مما يمنح المشغلين الثلاثة المتوسط لتقديم سرعات عالية.

ومع ذلك، يتخذ كل مشغل نهجًا مختلفًا لتحويل ميزة الطيف الترددي هذه إلى أداء أفضل للشبكة ونمو تجاري. اقرأ التقرير الكامل لمعرفة تصنيف المشغلين. اقرأ التقرير الكامل هنا:
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#SaudiArabia #Telecom #MobileNetworkExperience #5G

We're excited to be back at The INCOMPAS Show 2026!
If network prospecting and planning are on your radar this year, stop by booth K6.

We'll show you how GeoResults helps teams:
- Spot untapped market segments and growth opportunities
- Understand customer behavior and preferences
- Pair infrastructure data with prospecting intelligence for smarter expansion

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Opensignal D2D Satellite Map
The latest generation of direct-to-device (D2D) satellite connectivity represents a significant development in how people stay connected. Operators around the world are working together with satellite companies to deliver new D2D services, with new all the time.

Opensignal created this map to provide an independent view of where consumer adoption stands today. Check it out: hubs.la/Q04CX8Jb0.

#Starlink #D2DMobility #SatelliteConnectivity

New Zealand’s mobile market just showed what a 3G shutdown does to operators:

Spark is winning on reach and raw throughput. 2degrees is winning on whether the connection is good enough for the task at hand. Those are different engineering priorities, and both are paying off.
or details: hubs.la/Q04Cz6Gd0

Brazil’s fixed broadband market has a clear speed leader and a very tight consistency race...

See our full report for key insights: hubs.la/Q04CtFrt0

Five months into 5G, throughput and experience are already diverging by operator in Turkiye. It seems that raw speed isn't translating into consistency and reliability metrics that help decide Best Network.

Read our full report for details: hubs.la/Q04CtvSw0

Indonesia’s fixed broadband market has three winners, depending on where you measure it.

With fiber now above 90% of connections, a national 100 Mbps target and new 700 MHz, 2.6 GHz and 1.4 GHz spectrum feeding FWA, the question for operators is not who is fastest, but where.
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"Today, in-home Wi-Fi is the true last mile of operators' networks." 

Introducing Optimized Speeds, a new broadband metric that measures speed experience under optimized in-home Wi-Fi conditions.

Read the article to learn more: hubs.la/Q04CjrPN0

Effectively, two entities now control two-thirds of Columbia's fixed broadband network, integrating it alongside their mobile plans.

While Claro holds 33.9% of subscribers, as well as its mobile leadership, Millicom's acquisition of Movistar - combined with Tigo - creates a g 33.2% of the market.

Read our full report here: hubs.la/Q04Cjv8K0

When it comes to mobile network experience, Japan’s data shows a market where leaders are jostling for position all the time.

Check out our full report for insights: hubs.la/Q04CjvdF0

The era of easy FWA subscriber growth in the US might be ending.

While broadband experience remains consistent among the three main US FWA operators, the untapped pool of cost-conscious customers is now much smaller, and competitors are stepping up efforts to win them.

Three n this report:
- FWA’s overall market share continues to grow, albeit slower
- Cable’s revised promotions are pushing back against FWA
- Starlink is a small, but growing, threat to FWA

Take a look at the full analysis here: hubs.la/Q04BBMKH0

#FixedWirelessAccess #Telecom #Starlink

North Macedonia’s two main mobile operators are pretty much even on 5G speed.

Where they differ is in how often their users can actually get it.

For specific insights, check out our full report: hubs.la/Q04BRVWz0

The 2026 Formula 1 São Paulo Grand Prix takes place from November 6 to November 8, 2026, at the Autódromo José Carlos Pace (Interlagos) in São Paulo, Brazil. What should you expect onsite for user experience?

#MobileNetworkExperience #Brazil #TIMBrasil