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Dhaka Broadband Data Shows Connectivity Patterns for Local Tech Users
Measurements from April 2024 to March 2025 place Dot Internet at the top of download and upload speeds in the city.
How we reported this
Dot Internet recorded the highest average broadband speeds in Dhaka, reaching 137.4 Mb/s download and 153.7 Mb/s upload between April 2024 and March 2025, according to figures compiled at speedgeo.net. The city-wide broadband average stood at 46.2 Mb/s download and 49.3 Mb/s upload with 20 ms latency during the same period.
Why these figures matter for daily digital work
Tech teams and small digital operations in Dhaka rely on consistent connections for cloud tools, video calls and data transfers. When average speeds sit well below the top provider levels, teams often schedule heavy uploads outside peak hours to avoid the documented 40 percent drops that hit mobile networks during congestion. The gap between the city average and the fastest recorded line directly affects how many simultaneous users can stay productive without interruptions.
DFN Internet remains the only provider listed offering fiber plans from ৳500 per month with 24/7 support across major coverage zones. This price point gives smaller operations a documented entry point into fiber service that was previously out of reach at higher tiers.
Mobile options and measured limits
Robi posted the leading mobile download speed at 31.8 Mb/s while Grameenphone recorded the highest upload at 14.9 Mb/s. City-wide mobile averages came in at 28.1 Mb/s download and 12.7 Mb/s upload. These numbers come from the same measurement windows used for fixed broadband and show the ceiling users face when moving between office and field work.
Population density continues to drive the recorded congestion effects, forcing planners to weigh fiber upgrades against ongoing mobile capacity needs. Providers listed in the data set have not announced further rollouts tied to these latest readings.
Users checking options can compare the published speed tables at speedgeo.net and dfninternet.com before signing new contracts. The next update cycle for these city-wide measurements will show whether the current leaders maintain their positions or if additional providers close the gap.