USA, May 2026, Fixed Broadband Experience
This report focuses on national broadband experience in the U.S. looking at five key measures: Download Speed, Upload Speed, Consistent Quality, Video and Reliability. Xfinity leads with three awards, while AT&T tops Upload and Spectrum wins Reliability.
Japan, May 2026, Fixed Broadband Experience
In the Wireline Experience analysis in Japan, NURO Hikari wins across all five categories — either outright or jointly. It also earns the Best Home Internet award for fixed-line services.
Central Asia mobile future: from 5G hype to measurable network excellence
Central Asia’s mobile future will be shaped less by who has launched 5G and more by who can convert spectrum, densification and user adoption into measurable network excellence — with Kazakhstan leading, Uzbekistan accelerating, and the rest of the region still in transition.
Europe’s Fixed Broadband Landscape: From fiber coverage to in-home experience
In this report, we assess Europe's broadband infrastructure in the context of industry discussion at the FTTH Conference held in London in April 2026. By bringing together infrastructure progress and Opensignal’s proprietary insights on user experience, we assess why the next stage of improvement increasingly depends on what happens inside the home.
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Chile, August 2018, State of Mobile Networks
For three straight reports, Claro was king of OpenSignal's 4G download speed metric in Chile, but in our most recent test period, the América Móvil subsidiary lost its crown.
Cambodia, August 2018, State of Mobile Networks
Cellcard scored highest in all four of OpenSignal's speed metrics, and in every case it did so by large margins.
How do Singapore's regions stack up in 4G?
When OpenSignal publishes a new national report, we often follow up with a metro-level analysis of the country in question, seeing how the big cities within compare in our metrics.
The fastest US tech hub in 4G is also the biggest US city
If you're looking to launch a new wireless startup that depends on fast mobile broadband speeds, then you might want to consider making New York City your new HQ.
Can we ever hope to eliminate mobile notspots in London?
The <a href="https://enterpriseiotinsights.com/20180612/channels/news/london-publishes-five-step-digital-plan-tag40" target="_blank">Connected London</a> initiative was launched in the U.K.
Vodafone's 4G dominance under threat in Italy's regions
Italy is a wonderfully colourful nation with a proud regional heritage, perhaps best reflected in its rich and varied cuisine, which is famed the world over.
India becoming increasingly switched on to the potential of Wifi
The government in India is becoming <a href="http://bwsmartcities.businessworld.in/article/Can-Public-WiFi-Spark-India-s-Digital-Revolution-/28-06-2018-153279/#.WzXyl8wYFTM.linkedin" target="_blank">increasingly turned on</a> to the potential of public Wifi networks, planning to provide coverage to some 250,000 Panchayats (local administrative offices) and 5000 railway stations within the next two years.
