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The State of the Internet Report AMERICAS HIGHLIGHTS – FIRST QUARTER, 2013 In the third quarter , the global average connection speed increased 4% to 3.1 Mbps, and the global average peak con nection speed increased 9.2% to 18.4 Mbps. Across countries in the Americas, quarterly changes across both metrics were generally positive. Just over 13% of observed attack trafc originated in North and South America, just under 19% originated in Europe, and nearly 68% originated in the Asia Pacic/Oceania region. Africa’ s contribution dropped as compared to prior quarters, as it was responsible for a mere half a p ercent. Mobile provider US-2 had the highest average connection speed, at 4.3 Mbps, while AR-1, BO-1 and BR-1 had the lowest at 0.9 Mbps. Mobile provider AR-2 had the highest average peak connection speed at 24.4 Mbps, while CA-2 had the lowest at 3.1 Mbps. SECURITY: ATTACK TRAFFIC INTERNET & BROADBAND ADOPTION MOBILE CONNECTIVITY 2.6 % India 2.0 % Romania 2.2 % Brazil 4. 5 % Turkey 2.5 % Taiwan 2.7 % Russia 8.3 % United States 34 % China 18 % Other OTHER 21 % Indonesia 1.6 % Hong Kong The blue areas represent each country’s percentage of the overall total amount of attack trafc observed by Akamai.  Average Connection S peed  Average P eak Conn ection Spee d 6 48 12 42 18 36 24 30 Mbps Average Peak Connection Speeds, Americas United States: 36.6 Brazil: 18.9 Peru: 15.2 Mexico: 17.5 Colombia: 16.0 Venezuela: 8.2 Canada: 34.2 Latvia: 44.2 Costa Rica: 12.8 Chile: 20.4 Argentina: 15.5 1 9 0 10 8 2 7 3 6 4 5 Mbps Average Connection Speeds, Americas United States: 8.6 Latvia: 9.8 Argentina: 2.1 Peru: 2.0 Colombia: 2.8 Mexico: 3.3 Chile: 3.0 Costa Rica: 2.1 Canada: 7.8 Brazil: 2.3 Venezuela: 1.1 Global Average Connection Speed Global Average Peak Connection Speed 3.1Mbps 18.4Mbps DOWNLOAD THE FULL REPORT | www.akamai.com/stateoftheinternet NOTE: The average and average peak connection speeds presented above are based on end-user connections from those mobile networks to the Akamai Intelligent Platform, and are not necessarily  representative of a single provider’s full set of service offerings or capabilities. 0 5 10 15 20 25    A    r    g    e    n    t    i    n    a    A    R   -    2    U  .    S  .    U    S      1    C     h    i     l    e    C    L      3    E     l    S    a     l    v    a     d    o    r    S    V      2    E     l    S    a     l    v    a     d    o    r    S    V   -    1    C     h    i     l    e    C    L      4    U  .    S  .    U    S      2    G    u    a    t    e    m    a     l    a    G    T      2    U  .    S  .    U    S      3    C    o     l    o    m     b    i    a    C    O      1    B    r    a    z    i     l    B    R   -    2    P    a    r    a    g    u    a    y    P    Y   -    2    C    a    n    a     d    a    C    A      2    V    e    n    e    z    u    e     l    a    V    E   -    1    E     l    S    a     l    v    a     d    o    r    S    V      3    A    r    g    e    n    t    i    n    a    A    R   -    1    B    o     l    i    v    i    a    B    O   -    1    B    r    a    z    i     l    B    R      1    U    r    u    g    u    a    y    U    Y      1      M       b     p     s

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The State of the Internet ReportAMERICAS HIGHLIGHTS – FIRST QUARTER, 2013

In the third quarter, the global average connection speed increased 4% to 3.1 Mbps, and the global average peak connection speed increased9.2% to 18.4 Mbps. Across countries in the Americas, quarterly changes across both metrics were generally positive.

Just over 13% of observed attack traffic originated in North and South America, just under 19% originated in Europe, and nearly 68% originated

in the Asia Pacific/Oceania region. Africa’s contribution dropped as compared to prior quarters, as it was responsible for a mere half a percent.

Mobile provider US-2 had the highest average connection speed, at 4.3 Mbps, while AR-1, BO-1 and BR-1 had the lowest at 0.9 Mbps.

Mobile provider AR-2 had the highest average peak connection speed at 24.4 Mbps, while CA-2 had the lowest at 3.1 Mbps.

SECURITY: ATTACK TRAFFIC

INTERNET & BROADBAND ADOPTION

MOBILE CONNECTIVITY

2.6%

India

2.0%

Romania

2.2%

Brazil

4.5%

Turkey

2.5%

Taiwan

2.7%

Russia

8.3%

United States

34%

China

18%

Other

OTHER

21%

Indonesia

1.6%

Hong Kong

The blue areas represent each country’s percentage of the overall total amount of attack traffic observed by Akamai.

 Average Connection Speed 

 Average Peak Connection Speed 

6 48

12 42

18 3624 30

Mbps

Average Peak Connection Speeds, Americas

UnitedStates:36.6

Brazil: 18.9

Peru: 15.2

Mexico: 17.5Colombia: 16.0

Venezuela:

8.2

Canada: 3

Latvia:

Costa Rica:12.8

Chile: 20.

Argentina: 15.5

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Average Connection Speeds, Americas

UnitedStates:8.6

Latvia:9.8

Argentina: 2.1

Peru: 2.0

Colombia: 2.8 Mexico: 3.3Chile: 3.0

Costa Rica: 2.1

Canada:

7.8

Brazil: 2.3

Venezuela: 1.1

Global Average

Connection Speed

Global Average PeakConnection Speed

3.1Mbps

18.4Mbps

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NOTE: The average and average peak connection speeds presented above are based on end-user connections from those mobile networks to the Akamai Intelligent Platform, and are not necessarily 

 representative of a single provider’s full set of service offerings or capabilities.

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The State of the Internet ReportEMEA HIGHLIGHTS – FIRST QUARTER, 2013

In the third quarter, the global average connection speed increased 4% to 3.1 Mbps, and the global average peak connection speed increased9.2% to 18.4 Mbps. Across countries in EMEA, quarterly changes across both metrics were generally positive.

Just over 13% of observed attack traffic originated in North and South America, just under 19% originated in Europe, and nearly 68% originated

in the Asia Pacific/Oceania region. Africa’s contribution dropped as compared to prior quarters, as it was responsible for a mere half a percent.

SECURITY: ATTACK TRAFFIC

INTERNET & BROADBAND ADOPTION

MOBILE CONNECTIVITY

18%

Other

OTHER

2.6%

India

2.0%

Romania

2.2%

Brazil

4.5%

Turkey

2.5%

Taiwan

2.7%

Russia

8.3%

United States

34%

China

21%

Indonesia

1.6%

Hong Kong

The blue areas represent each country’s percentage of the overall total amount of attack traffic observed by Akamai.

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Average Peak Connection Speeds, EMEA

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Average Connection Speeds, EMEA

Italy: 4.4

Global AverageConnection Speed

Global Average Peak

Connection Speed

3.1Mbps

18.4Mbps

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NOTE: The average and average peak connection speeds presented above are based on end-user connections from those mobile networks to the Akamai Intelligent Platform, and are not necessarily 

 representative of a single provider’s full set of service offerings or capabilities.

Mobile providers AT-2 had the highest average connection speed, at 7.6 Mbps, while RO-1 had the lowest at 1.1 Mbps. Mobile provider DE-2

had the highest average peak connection speed at 32.8 Mbps, while RO-1 had the lowest at 7.4 Mbps.

 Average Connection Speed 

 Average Peak Connection Speed 

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32.4

France: 5.2

Spain: 5.2

Portugal: 5.3

Germany: 6.9

Israel: 7

Ireland: 7.3

Belgium: 7.4

Norway: 7.4

Romania: 7.5

Finland: 7.7

Austria: 7.9

United Kingdom: 7.9

Denmark: 8.2

Sweden: 8.9

Latvia: 9.8

Netherlands: 9.9

Switzerland: 10.1

Norway: 44.2Belgium: 21.8

Germany: 23.5

Finland: 28.7

Spain: 29.5

Italy: 30.6 Ireland: 30.9

Israel: 30.8 Denmark: 31.3

Austria: 34.5Sweden: 34.9

Switzerland: 35.9Netherlands: 36.3

France: 38Romania: 38.2

Latvia: 40.3

United Kingdom: 47.9

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The State of the Internet ReportASIA-PACIFIC – FIRST QUARTER, 2013

In the third quarter, the global average connection speed increased 4% to 3.1 Mbps, and the global average peak connection speed increased9.2% to 18.4 Mbps. Across countries in Asia-Pacific, quarterly changes across both metrics were generally positive.

Just over 13% of observed attack traffic originated in North and South America, just under 19% originated in Europe, and nearly 68% originated

in the Asia Pacific/Oceania region. Africa’s contribution dropped as compared to prior quarters, as it was responsible for a mere half a percent.

SECURITY: ATTACK TRAFFIC

INTERNET & BROADBAND ADOPTION

MOBILE CONNECTIVITY

18%

Other

OTHER

2.6%

India

2.0%

Romania

2.2%

Brazil

4.5%

Turkey

2.5%

Taiwan

2.7%

Russia

8.3%

United States

34%

China

21%

Indonesia

1.6%

Hong Kong

The blue areas represent each country’s percentage of the overall total amount of attack traffic observed by Akamai.

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Average Peak Connection Speeds, Asia-Pacific

SouthKorea:

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Global Average

Connection Speed

Global Average Peak

Connection Speed

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18.4Mbps

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NOTE: The average and average peak connection speeds presented above are based on end-user connections from those mobile networks to the Akamai Intelligent Platform, and 

 are not necessarily representative of a single provider’s full set of service offerings or capabilities.

Mobile providers HK-1 and HK-2 had the highest average connection speed, at 2.9 Mbps, while NC-1 and MY-1 had the lowest at 0.7 Mbps.

Mobile provider HK-1 had the highest average peak connection speed at 45.6 Mbps, while NC-1 had the lowest at 5.7 Mbps.

 Average Connection Speed 

 Average Peak Connection Speed 

0

10

20

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2.4

15.9

India: 1.3hilippines: 1.4

China: 1.7

Indonesia: 1.5

Vietnam: 1.5

Malaysia: 2.7

Taiwan: 4.3New Zealand: 4.4

Thailand: 4.4

Australia: 4.7

Singapore: 6.9 Hong Kong: 10.9

Japan: 11.7

India: 8.3Philippines: 10.6

Indonesia: 11.6Vietnam: 12.8

China: 13.9

Malaysia: 20.2

Taiwan: 23.6New Zealand: 26.3 Thailand: 30.1

Australia: 31.3Singapore: 41.1

Hong Kong: 44.8Japan: 50

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