Panama's technological performance stands out in the latest 2025 Speedtest Connectivity Report. Panama has recorded sustained growth in fixed internet penetration, reaching a record number of users and improvements in latency according to Speedtest data. This technological evolution has allowed the country's average speed to show an upward trend, significantly improving the responsiveness of national networks. Geographically, the provinces of Panama and Chiríki remain the regions with the best performance indices according to the Panama Speedtest Connectivity Report. The recent Panama Speedtest Connectivity Report for the second half (H2) of 2025 confirms the strength of the country's digital infrastructure, with MasMovil solidifying itself as the leading provider in performance. The report concludes that, despite competition in the sector, investment in next-generation networks has been the main driver for maintaining service stability in an environment of growing digital demand. Competitors like Tigo, on the other hand, maintain a relevant presence, although maximum speed indicators favored the dominant operator during this period. The report highlights that Panama has reached a record in fixed internet adoption, with penetration scaling to 51% of households. Ookla's data indicates that the operator achieved the highest scores for download and upload speeds, outperforming its competitors in key connectivity metrics for both fixed and mobile networks. In the broadband and mobile market segment, according to the analysis results, MasMovil obtained an outstanding connectivity score (Speedtest Connectivity Score), driven by an average download speed that leads the local market. Users in these areas reported the lowest latencies and the highest navigation speeds. In the mobile segment, the operator recorded superior performance in consistency and latency, decisive factors for the user experience in high-demand applications. The use of technologies like fiber optics (FTTx) continues to rise, consolidating itself as the second most important access technology after HFC (cable modem).
