The average speed of the network in Hungary is 42.61 Mbps, up 2 Mpbs from six months earlier, the report claims.
In OpenSignalʼs ranking of 4G/LTE coverage, Hungary has moved up three places to ninth position. The countryʼs coverage rate improved four percentage points to 83.59%.
“[Hungary] has one of the worldʼs best 4G mobile networks and is well placed not only to guard its position in the area of mobile telecommunications but to turn this into a competitive advantage with its proactive role in the area of 5G mobile developments which will define the coming period,” the Digital Welfare Program secretariat said.
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