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Mine is 2Mb/sec, downloading speed,
uploading speed is slower.
Malaysia is very backward in internet's speed,
a government-linked company monopolizes the business and does improvement very slowly.
What is the fastest speed in the world now?
Theoretically, how fast can it go with fibre optics?
But I don't think it's just the figures. I worked as a contractor at a company that with a 6Mbps dedicated fiber line to the same ISP as me. That 6Mbps (at least for me) appeared to be much faster than my 25Mbps.
The dorm I live in is connected through optical fibre (FDDI I suppose) with the university, providing us with 100Mbps download. If I recall correctly I got 86Mbps download ~60Mbps upload on speedtest.net
In my parents' house we have 2Mbps download 512Kbps upload.
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What is your internet's speed?
