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마산과 익산의 위엄입니다


인터넷 콘텐츠 분산/전송 전문회사인 아카마이 발표로 작년말 통계입니다

나라로는 울나라가 일위이고

도시로는 마산과 익산이 각각 4, 6위에 올라있습니다

루마니아, 라트비아, 체코 같은 동유럽 국가들의 선전이 눈에 띄네여.


미쿸, 영쿸은 버클리, 듀크, 스탠포드, 옥스포드, 코넬, 미시간대 등의

유명 대학이 있는 도시들의 속도가 빠르고

대만의 도원은 공항이 있는 타이페이 위성도시라 그러려니 하는데

마산과 익산은 정말로 의외입니다 ㅎㅎㅎ

밑에 기사에는 연말 아이폰 개통이후 트래픽 증가땜에

데이타 속도는 느려지고 있다는 분석도 나옵니다

http://spectrum.ieee.org/telecom/internet/korea-has-the-fastest-internet

Call it the real estate agent's rule: The speed of your connection to the Internet depends on location, location, and…the device you're using.

Akamai Technologies, the giant Internet service provider, produces regular state-of-the-Internet reports. Every time you connect to an Akamai server (for instance, to download a video), it records the IP address, the size of the file delivered, and the time it took to deliver it. The company aggregates these numbers geographically to obtain a rough picture of how Internet traffic is moving around the world.

If you like fast connections, you'll love South Korea, which has an average speed of 11.7 megabytes per second. That gives it a huge lead over No. 2, Hong Kong (8.6 Mb/s), to say nothing of No. 22, United States (3.8 Mb/s). If you can't move to a new country, you can still move to a university town. The top three cities in the world are Berkeley, Calif. (at 18.7 Mb/s, much faster than South Korea), Chapel Hill, N.C., and Stanford, Calif. Oxford, England (No. 5), also fits into this mold.

Paradoxically, as Internet connectivity becomes ubiquitous, it gets worse—the average connection in South Korea, as well as in some of the leading U.S. states, has gotten slower over the past year. Korean downloads were 29 percent slower in 2009 than 2008, and they were 24 percent slower in the fourth quarter than in the third quarter. Blame it on smartphones. Looking at speeds before and after the November 2009 release of the iPhone there, David Belson, Akamai's director of market intelligence, wrote in the most recent report, "We believe that this launch was likely responsible for the significant drop in South Korea's average observed connection speed in the fourth quarter."