A1 according to the nPerf survey, the leading provider of landline services in the Republic of Croatia

A1 Croatia is the leading provider of Internet services in Croatia for the year 2024, according to the latest independent analysis by the French company nPerf, which provides unbiased and precise data on the performance of fixed and mobile operators, the analysis showed that in 2024, A1 Croatia achieved the best overall result.

According to the tests conducted by nPerf with the four largest Internet service providers in Croatia, A1 stood out as the leading teleoperator in the fixed segment with an average data download speed of 142 Mbps and a data sending speed of 67 Mbps. offer the fastest internet services on the market, A1 Croatia announced.

Latency is only 20 ms, while user satisfaction with browsing Internet pages is 71 percent, and with video streaming 88 percent. nPerf research based on 93,053 tests performed by users in real-world conditions via the nPerf website or app available on Android and iOS.

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A1 Croatia also dominates when it comes toč on WiFi Internet speeds with a total of 112,995 points, where the samečes a data download speed of 127 Mbps and a data sending speed of 65 Mbps with a latency of only 22 ms, it is stated.

User satisfaction with web browsing is 72 percent, and with video streaming 88 percent.

“These results are a confirmation of our focus on the development of the optical network, the continuous modernization of the cable infrastructure, and our investments in the best user experience with a focus on WiFi, which we will continue in 2025. We will invest in our high-capacity fixed gigabit network with the aim of enabling gigabit connections in 70 percent of Croatian households, all in order to maintain the highest level of service quality and improve user satisfaction,” said Vladimir Skender. , general manager for the A1 Croatia network.

The company announces that this year they will continue with ambitious investments in the gigabit fixed network and in the modernization of the mobile infrastructure. Along with the expansion of the optical network, A1 Croatia pays special attention to rural areas. Projects co-financed by the European Union provided optical infrastructure for more than 45,000 users in Ivanica-Grad, Kaštela and Solin, and the plans until 2026 include additional investments through the National Recovery and Resilience Plan, with the aim of connecting more than 30,000 households in Zcaron County and Šibenik-Knin County.