America's
Fastest
ISPs &
Mobile Networks
2015
Oklahoma
Fastest ISP Cox Communications
Cable ISP Cox, like its major cable competitors, has been busy upgrading its top speed tier to 300Mbps using the DOCSIS 3.0 standard, but Cox has another trick up its sleeve as well. In 2014 Cox launched 1Gbps service in Phoenix, parts of Virginia, and Orange County California, and it has said it expects to be able to offer 1Gbps service more widely across its coverage area using the DOCSIS 3.1 standard in 2016.
| 1. | Cox Communications | 106.46 | / | 17.19 | Mbps |
| 2. | Suddenlink | 64.16 | / | 8.20 | Mbps |
| 3. | Cable One | 62.46 | / | 5.36 | Mbps |
| 4. | AT&T U-verse | 22.78 | / | 4.71 | Mbps |
| 5. | Windstream | 12.75 | / | 1.68 | Mbps |
Fastest Mobile Network T-Mobile
T-Mobile has poured money into LTE network upgrades recently, and the work shows. Its "wideband LTE," which improves LTE speeds without requiring new handsets, now covers 185 markets. The carrier is strongest in the urban Northeast and in Western cities.
| 1. | T-Mobile | 15.50 | / | 7.80 | Mbps |
| 2. | Verizon Wireless | 15.25 | / | 5.36 | Mbps |
| 3. | AT&T | 14.54 | / | 7.04 | Mbps |
| 4. | Sprint | 7.33 | / | 3.77 | Mbps |