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Nigeria, with a mean download speed of 27.62 Mbps, ranks 132nd globally on the global internet speed ranking, according a study by price comparison website, cable.co.uk

Lifi.net has achieved an internet speed that exceeds Nigeria's documented average as of January 2024 till now, the Internet Service Provider (ISP) has claimed.

Slow Internet browsing can be very frustrating. It is even more frustrating when you know your computer device is capable of performing better than what you experience when connected to the Internet. ...

U.S. technology company Microsoft says its combing its strength with social media giant, Facebook to lay a giant undersea cable across the Atlantic Ocean to deliver faster Internet access. The new "MAREA" cable will help ...

Movies and TV series streaming platform, Netflix has announced the launch of fast.com, a simple-to-use website to check your Internet connection speed. According to the company, the fast.com service which will be available ...

Facebook plans to launch two new terrestrial systems, Terragraph and Project ARIES (Antenna Radio Integration for Efficiency in Spectrum), to improve speed, efficiency and quality of Internet connectivity around the world. At ...

SEACOM, a submarine cable operator serving East and West coasts of Africa has announced the deployment of Akamai clusters and nodes on its network to boost online content for African Internet users. ...

Nigerian Internet Registration Association (NIRA) says pace of adoption of Internet Protocol Version 6 (IPv6) globally is slow and now wants more action to promote the latest Internet version. This was because ...

  By TECHNOLOGY TIMES Reporters * Download Nigeria's National Broadband Plan 2013-2018 Lagos. July 18, 2013: Goodluck Jonathan, the President of Nigeria has given a 19-man Broadband Council inaugurated in Abuja this ...

Nigeria’s telecoms market narrative is facing a fresh counterpoint after Globacom issued a strongly worded response to a recent industry analysis by Technology Times, arguing that prevailing interpretations of subscriber growth figures ...