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Fastest Fixed Network | Italy Q1—Q2 2021 Speed Score™ Tiscali b Fastweb a Tiscali is Italy's Speedtest Awards™ Winner for fixed WIND ba network speed during Q1—Q2 2021 Vodafone acc Telecom Italia cb 398.86 Top Speed Mbps 82.77 Test Counts 262.38 Speed Score™ Top Speed Mbps Tiscali aa`` Fastweb bb WIND àb Vodafone aca Telecom Italia aà Tests Taken Ookla® compared 32,122,857 user-initiated tests that are taken on various Speedtest applications connected to a fixed network, including tests taken on mobile phones over a Wi-Fi connection. All major provider results from the award period in Italy are represented in the map. 3+ 4.32K+ 18K+ 50K+ 1.82M+ Market Statistics User Count Top Download Speed Top Upload Speed Mean Latency 6,563,978 193.68Mbps 103.29Mbps 25ms Tiscali bac Tiscali c Tiscali bbc Tiscali bc Fastweb aab Fastweb b` Fastweb acb Fastweb b` Vodafone acca Vodafone bb`b Vodafone a Vodafone b WIND c WIND bcb WIND a`cb WIND a Telecom Italia bb Telecom Italia acc Telecom Italia ` Telecom Italia b Ookla®, Speedtest®, and Speedtest Intelligence® are among some of the federally registered trademarks of Ookla, LLC and may only be used with explicit written permission © 2006-2021 Ookla, LLC. All Rights Reserved Speedtest Awards | Fastest Fixed Network | Italy Q1—Q2 2021 How Speed Score™ Works When analyzing fastest operators, Ookla solely considers top carriers (all carriers with 3% or more of total test samples in the entire market with results for the full award period). We then determine the fastest carrier using Speed Score for results which incorporates a measure of each provider's download and upload speed to rank network speed performance (90% of the final Speed Score is attributed to download speed and the remaining 10% to upload speed). The Speed Score uses a modified trimean to demonstrate the download and upload speeds that are available across a provider's network. We take speeds from the 10th percentile, 50th percentile (also known as the median), and 90th percentile, and combine them in a weighted average using a 1:8:1 ratio, respectively. We place the most emphasis on the download speeds and median speeds as those represent what most network providers' customers will experience on a day-to-day basis. Download 90th 50th 10th Upload 90th 50th 10th Trimean Percentile Percentile Percentile Trimean Percentile Percentile Percentile Tiscali cb c a b a bbc ac ` Fastweb b` b` c c cbc acb a ` WIND bcb bba ca ba a`cb ac ac` Vodafone bb`b ` caa a a a Telecom Italia acc àb ` aca ` aa à City Network Speeds Milan Provider Download Mbps Upload Mbps Download Upload Tiscali bba ab 100 WIND ab c` 75 Vodafone a`` à 50 Fastweb ab a`b 25 Telecom Italia `c bc 0 Tiscali WIND Vodafone Telecom Italia Naples Provider Download Mbps Upload Mbps Download Upload Tiscali bb` acb 240 Vodafone ac` a 180 Fastweb ac`c ab 120 WIND aaca ` 60 Telecom Italia aaba cca 0 Tiscali Vodafone Fastweb WIND Telecom Italia Palermo Provider Download Mbps Upload Mbps Download Upload Tiscali bb ab 240 Vodafone aa` a 180 WIND a 120 Fastweb aà 60 Telecom Italia a`b cc 0 Tiscali Vodafone WIND Telecom Italia Methodology | For more information on our methodology visit Speedtest.net/Awards.

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