Ookla results not representative of Net speeds: MCMC
‘Echoes’ minister’s scepticism of benchmarking Notes different reports that provide extraordinary consequences THE Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission (MCMC) has forged doubt on on-line records published with the aid of Ookla, a company that specialises in broadband checking out and community diagnostics, which placed Malaysia’s broadband speeds as lagging behind its Asean neighbours along with Cambodia and Vietnam. In a assertion, MCMC stated it “echoed” Communications and Multimedia Minister Ahmad Shabery Cheek’s scepticism approximately the Ookla outcomes. According to commercial enterprise weekly The Edge ’s on line version, the minister had said that whilst he knew Malaysia’s broadband speeds changed into now not something to be happy with, he also said that one must look at the benchmarking Ookla used. A number of broadband velocity tests were conducted and publicised by various events reflecting varying effects, MCMC stated. Each is measured using a sp...