Baseline internet quality by district, month over month.
Every district’s connectivity, latency and jitter, its typical day and week, and whether it is catching up with its country’s best or falling behind. For site selection, market entry and universal-service targeting.
The Atlas colours every district by connectivity, latency or jitter and opens any one of them to its typical day and week and the support behind it. Growth follows the same districts month over month: which are converging on their country’s best, which are falling behind.
20,623 districts graded on measured working-hours and evening connectivity; 7% of Australian districts earn an A.
Signal · Measured, not advertised, and split by time of day.
Action · Open the Atlas and compare two suburbs’ typical working day.
Hundreds of thousands of tweets around the 2020 US election, matched to the same day’s local network conditions. On worse days the same accounts got fewer likes and retweets. All 144 analysis runs pointed the same way; no way of slicing the data flipped the result.
Signal · a network term your attribution model is missing
Action · join the series to your own engagement KPIs
Crowdsourced speed tests are thinnest exactly where universal-service money is meant to go. Our panel measures every district identically, so the ranking shows which districts declined year on year, the list a funding review would start from.
Signal · district-level equity, measured not reported
Action · rank any country’s districts the same way
Public data-centre locations matched to the districts we measure. For each site you see the connectivity, latency and jitter around it over time, and you get an alert when its district breaks.
Signal · site-level connectivity risk
Action · survey any facility list against the map
