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5G is being rolled out in countries all around the world. 5G networks are transforming remote businesses, smart cities, digital communications as well as many other sectors.
Every nation recognizes the importance of connection and is eager to commercialize 5G technology.
This technology is delivering enhanced network capacity, increased dependability, and a more consistent user experience around the world.
Here is the list of top 5 countries with the fastest 5G downloading speed in 2022. The report is based upon the latest report by Statista in March, 2022.
 
List of Top 5 Countries With The Fastest 5G Download Speed In The World
1) South Korea (438.0 MBPS)
5G was first introduced in South Korea for B2B customers, as businesses were the primary focus. In terms of customer emphasis 10-20% of the overall population are using 5G now.
 
2) Sweden (338.4 MBPS)
Sweden is ranked second, with a download speed of over 330 MBPS. Following a spectrum auction by the country's telecom regulator PTS.
Swedish telecom providers intend to blanket almost the whole country with 5G in the next 2 - 3 years.
 
3) UAE (319.4 MBPS)
UAE has recently risen to the top three countries with 5G speeds of around 320 MBPS.
In the UAE, both Etisalat as well as du have launched 5th Gen networks. Both companies have stated that they intend to broaden the service in the whole country.
 
4) Qatar (294.5 MBPS)
Qatar is also in the top five countries for 5G technology, with speeds of approximately 300 MBPS. 5G will connect Qatar's National Vision 2030's four core pillars: economic, social, human, and environmental growth.
 
5) Slovenia (283.9 MBPS)
Slovenia's remarkable 5G technology and excellent downloading speed did not receive much media coverage.
However, the Statista report clearly shows that the country deserves to be in the top 5 list because of its 280+ MBPS downloading speed.






































 

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