Ookla recently released a report highlighting the impact of 5G technology on popular services in Canada. The study compared the page load times of Facebook, Google, and YouTube on both 4G and 5G networks to determine the speed improvements brought about by 5G.
The results showed significant enhancements in page load speeds when using 5G compared to 4G. For Facebook, the load time was reduced to 1 second on 5G, compared to 1.3 seconds on 4G, resulting in a 23 percent improvement. Google also saw a notable improvement, with a load time of 0.6 seconds on 5G versus 0.7 seconds on 4G, equating to an 18 percent enhancement. Similarly, YouTube experienced a 16 percent improvement in load time on 5G, clocking in at 1.3 seconds as opposed to 1.6 seconds on 4G.
Overall, Canada stood out among the countries analyzed in the report for having one of the fastest 5G page load speeds. The country excelled in delivering quick load times for Facebook, Google, and YouTube, showcasing the efficiency and effectiveness of 5G networks in enhancing user experiences.
The findings from Ookla’s report provide valuable insights into the impact of 5G technology on popular online services in Canada. Users can expect faster load times and improved performance when accessing platforms like Facebook, Google, and YouTube on 5G networks. To delve deeper into the analysis and results, the full report can be accessed on Ookla’s website.
