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Broadband Survey Results
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CenterFuse Broadband Feasibility Report <br /> the speed of every activity on the web such as downloading files, making a VoIP phone call, or <br /> streaming Netflix. <br /> • Every speed test on the market uses a different algorithm to measure speed. In this study we used <br /> the speed test from Ookla, which is one of the most popular speed tests. Ookla's algorithm <br /> discards the fastest 10%and the slowest 30% of the results obtained. In doing so, the speed test <br /> might be masking exactly what drove someone to take the speed test, such as not being able to <br /> hold a connection to a VoIP call. Ookla also multithreads, meaning that they open multiple paths <br /> between a user and the test site and then average the results together. <br /> • A speed test can report slow speeds due to network issues within the home such as problems <br /> with a home WiFi router or faulty wires inside a home. A slow speed test doesn't always mean <br /> that the ISP has a slow connection to an ISP. <br /> • Internet speeds vary throughout the day, and anybody that takes multiple speed tests in the same <br /> day will see this. Taking only one speed test might not tell the real story about a given customer. <br /> • Some ISPs use something called"burst"technology. This provides a fast Internet connection for <br /> one or two minutes. ISPs know that a large majority of Internet activities are of a short duration— <br /> things like opening a web page, downloading a file, reading an email, or taking a speed test. The <br /> burst technology increases the priority of a customer during the burst time window and the <br /> Internet connection then slows down when the temporary burst is over. This raises an interesting <br /> question—what's the real Internet speed of a customer that gets 100 Mbps during a 2-minute <br /> burst and something slower after the burst—there is no consensus in the industry. <br /> With the above caveats in mind, following are the results from the speed tests taken for this study: <br /> Charter <br /> Charter serves the community with hybrid coaxial technology that brings fiber to neighborhoods and <br /> then distributes network connections over coaxial cable to the residence or business. We received 47 <br /> results of download speeds from Charter. <br /> Charter Download Speeds <br /> 0—25 Mbps 5 <br /> 26—50 Mbps 7 <br /> 51 —75 Mbps 9 <br /> 76 - 100 Mbps 5 <br /> 101 — 125 Mbps 13 <br /> 126— 150 Mbps 1 <br /> 151 —200 Mbps 1 <br /> 201 —300 Mbps 1 <br /> 301 —400 Mbps 1 <br /> 401 — 500 Mbps 3 <br /> 501 —600 Mbps 0 <br /> 601 —900 Mbps 1 <br /> 900+Mbps 0 <br /> • <br /> The speed tests show the following for download speeds: <br /> • 11% of customers have speeds under 25 Mbps <br /> Page 28 <br />
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