Nigeria, other African countries near Pbps era as bandwidth capacity rise to 44%
The period of growth, between 2018 and 2022, has been characterized as having a strong growth rate, with Asia growing at a compound annual rate of 35% over that time, right next to Africa.Information Guide Nigeria
In 2022, the worldwide Internet bandwidth increased by 28%, reaching 997 Tbps with a four-year CAGR of 29%, according to the report.JAMB Result
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TeleGeography Senior Research Manager Paul Brodsky, said, “after a tumultuous 2020 – with pandemic-induced volume surges and shifts in Internet traffic patterns -network operators are back to adding bandwidth and engineering their traffic in a more measured manner. Based on hard survey data gathered from dozens of regional and global network operators around the world, it’s clear that the COVID-related expansion of Internet traffic and bandwidth was a one-off phenomenon.”
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