Below Par. This is the broadband that we are using now!! Malaysia was ranked 48 out of 66 countries for Internet broadband quality. This is a poorest result when it is compared to the country like United Arab Emirates, Philippines, Pakistan, Morocco, Vietnam and Indonesia.Moreover, China, Malta, Brazil and are among countries just ahead of Malaysia in broadband quality.
Can you believe that !! This result is the outcome of global study conducted by Oxford University and sponsored by Cisco. The study was conducted between May and July this year and Broadband Quality Scores (BQS) were awarded based on 24 million records sourced from speed tests.
Can you believe that !! This result is the outcome of global study conducted by Oxford University and sponsored by Cisco. The study was conducted between May and July this year and Broadband Quality Scores (BQS) were awarded based on 24 million records sourced from speed tests.
These are the result of the study::
| Country | Award |
|---|---|
| Malaysia,United Arab Emirates, Philippines, Pakistan, Morocco, Vietnam and Indonesia | Below today’s applications threshold |
| Singapore, Britain, Australia, Spain, Turkey and the Ukraine | Meeting needs of today’s applications |
| Switzerland, the United States, Russia, Taiwan and Hong Kong | Comfortably enjoy today’s applications |
| Korea, Japan, Sweden, Lithuania, Bulgaria, Latvia, Netherlands, Denmark and Romania | Ready for tomorrow |
For what was classified as “tomorrow’s requirements” speeds of 11.25 Mbps for downloads and 5 Mbps for uploads was needed for visual networking, HD video streaming, consumer telepresence, large file sharing and HD IPTV applications.According to the study, the research team had found the social and economic are interrelated to the broadband quality of that countries. So how the government explaination to this ? Waiting the minister to answer this
Hope so. [myceloteh]Menarik jugak untuk dibaca kat sini » Malaysia’s broadband quality is below par, says Oxford study
Back then in 2005
* Source: Public Relations, TM Net Sdn Bhd, Oct 25 2005
** Source: Energy, Water and Communications Minister Datuk Seri Dr Lim Keng Yaik, Jan 13 2005
(By the way, these are the first two results for broadband penetration malaysia on Google.com.)
*** Source: The National Broadband Plan, Rancangan Malaysia Ke-9. (RMK-9)
[Source : Redesign Malaysia]
Jadinya, tak heran laa kalau tiba-tiba status 50219 3G tiba-tiba 'hilang', yang available cuma 50219 GPRS macam yang aku merungut kat sini,
