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Chart 20.2: The ratio of median upload speed to advertised upload speed, by ISP (1.5–5 Mbps).Chart 20.1: The ratio of median upload speed to advertised upload speed, by ISP (0.768 - 1 Mbps).Chart 19.7: The ratio of median download speed to advertised download speed, by ISP (250-500 Mbps).Chart 19.6: The ratio of median download speed to advertised download speed, by ISP (150-200 Mbps).Chart 19.5: The ratio of median download speed to advertised download speed, by ISP (75-100 Mbps).Chart 19.4: The ratio of median download speed to advertised download speed, by ISP (30-60 Mbps).Chart 19.3: The ratio of median download speed to advertised download speed, by ISP (12-25 Mbps).Chart 19.2: The ratio of median download speed to advertised download speed, by ISP (6-10 Mbps).Chart 19.1: The ratio of median download speed to advertised download speed, by ISP (0-5 Mbps).Chart 18: Latency for Terrestrial ISPs, by technology, and by advertised download speed.Chart 17.3: The ratio of 70/70 consistent upload speed to advertised upload speed.Chart 17.2: The ratio of 70/70 consistent download speed to advertised download speed.Chart 17.1: The ratio of 80/80 consistent upload speed to advertised upload speed.Chart 16: The ratio of median download speed to advertised download speed, Monday-to-Friday, two-hour time blocks, terrestrial ISPs.Chart 15.2: The ratio of weighted median upload speed to advertised upload speed, peak versus off-peak.Chart 15.1: The ratio of weighted median download speed to advertised download speed, peak hours versus off-peak hours.Chart 14.6: Complementary cumulative distribution of the ratio of median upload speed to advertised upload speed, by technology.Chart 14.5: Complementary cumulative distribution of the ratio of median upload speed to advertised upload speed (continued).Chart 14.4: Complementary cumulative distribution of the ratio of median upload speed to advertised upload speed.Chart 14.3: Complementary cumulative distribution of the ratio of median download speed to advertised download speed, by technology.Chart 14.2: Complementary cumulative distribution of the ratio of median download speed to advertised download speed (continued).Chart 14.1: Complementary cumulative distribution of the ratio of median download speed to advertised download speed.Chart 13: The percentage of consumers whose median upload speed was (a) greater than 95%, (b) between 80% and 95%, or (c) less than 80% of the advertised upload speed.Chart 12.2: The ratio of median upload speed to advertised upload speed.Chart 12.1: The ratio of median download speed to advertised download speed.Chart 11: Weighted average advertised upload speed among the top 80% service tiers based on technology.Chart 10.3: Weighted average advertised upload speed offered by ISPs using Cable technology.Chart 10.2: Weighted average advertised upload speed offered by ISPs using DSL technology.Chart 10.1: Weighted average advertised upload speed among the top 80% service tiers offered by each ISP.Chart 9: Average webpage download time, by advertised download speed.Chart 8: Percentage of consumers whose peak-period packet loss was less than 0.4%, between 0.4% to 1%, and greater than 1%.
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Chart 6: The ratio of 80/80 consistent median download speed to advertised download speed.Chart 5: The percentage of consumers whose median download speed was greater than 95%, between 80% and 95%, or less than 80% of the advertised download speed.Note Verizon advertises a speed range for both its download and upload DSL tier and hence appears as a range in this and other charts. Chart 4: The ratio of weighted median speed (download and upload) to advertised speed for each ISP.Chart 3: Consumer migration to higher advertised download speeds.Chart 2: Weighted average advertised download speed among the top 80% service tiers based on technology.Chart 1.2: Weighted average advertised download speed among the DSL ISPs.Chart 1.1: Weighted average advertised download speed among the top 80% service tiers offered by each ISP.