Internet Speed Report — August 2026
2,066 internet speed measurements observed by internetspeedtest.net between Aug 1, 2026 and Aug 31, 2026 (UTC).
Global averages
By country
| Country | Tests | Avg. Download | Median Download | Avg. Upload | Avg. Ping |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| US | 1,475 | 299.35 Mbps | 212.89 Mbps | 97.8 Mbps | 43.87 ms |
| BD | 77 | 29.93 Mbps | 20.65 Mbps | 49.32 Mbps | 141.68 ms |
| GB | 66 | 149.68 Mbps | 99.34 Mbps | 56.95 Mbps | 41.02 ms |
| VN | 58 | 300.99 Mbps | 326.77 Mbps | 199.33 Mbps | 81.6 ms |
| CA | 51 | 557.88 Mbps | 730.79 Mbps | 76.88 Mbps | 61.31 ms |
| IN | 31 | 52.48 Mbps | 30.79 Mbps | 27.18 Mbps | 209.48 ms |
Only countries with at least 30 valid tests are shown.
By ISP
| ISP | Tests | Avg. Download | Median Download | Avg. Upload | Avg. Ping |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Rogers | 32 | 776.93 Mbps | 843.01 Mbps | 81.86 Mbps | 57.75 ms |
| CenturyLink | 22 | 589.61 Mbps | 403.97 Mbps | 397.95 Mbps | 21.68 ms |
| Spectrum (Charter) | 290 | 396.89 Mbps | 385.26 Mbps | 65.41 Mbps | 33.56 ms |
| Xfinity (Comcast) | 217 | 372.72 Mbps | 305.36 Mbps | 74.94 Mbps | 31.41 ms |
| AT&T | 164 | 336.37 Mbps | 276.72 Mbps | 157.15 Mbps | 34.66 ms |
| Optimum | 26 | 333.44 Mbps | 224.08 Mbps | 38.54 Mbps | 40.96 ms |
| Viettel | 57 | 305.63 Mbps | 335.64 Mbps | 202.23 Mbps | 80.58 ms |
| Cox | 38 | 277.96 Mbps | 197.12 Mbps | 96.09 Mbps | 21.61 ms |
| Verizon | 134 | 173.09 Mbps | 105.68 Mbps | 90.61 Mbps | 41.9 ms |
| T-Mobile | 187 | 96.99 Mbps | 37.5 Mbps | 21.73 Mbps | 66.48 ms |
| Starlink | 26 | 53.79 Mbps | 41.14 Mbps | 15.51 Mbps | 54.19 ms |
| Windstream Communication (Bangladesh) | 55 | 24.96 Mbps | 22.14 Mbps | 36.33 Mbps | 131.4 ms |
Only ISPs with at least 20 valid tests are shown.
Trend
Compare against the 2026-07 edition.
Methodology
- Measurement engine: LibreSpeed.
- Measurement window: Aug 1, 2026 – Aug 31, 2026 (UTC).
- 2,066 valid tests included; 78 excluded (missing/failed ISP attribution).
- Percentiles computed via linear interpolation.
- Rows with a missing, empty, or failed ISP lookup are excluded.
- A zero value for a given metric (download, upload, or ping) excludes that row from that metric's statistics only — it does not disqualify the row's other valid metrics.
- Country and ISP breakdowns additionally require a minimum sample size (see minimum_country_sample_size / minimum_isp_sample_size) before being published, to avoid misleadingly precise statistics from a handful of tests.
Country and ISP (provider) attribution are self-reported by the client at test time via a third-party IP-lookup service, not independently verified. These are measurements observed by internetspeedtest.net, not a statistically representative national broadband sample.
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Schema version 1.0 · Edition 2026-08 · Aggregated statistics only — no individual test rows, no personal data.
Suggested citation: “internetspeedtest.net Internet Speed Report, August 2026”, http://internetspeedtest.net/reports/internet-speed-report/2026-08.json