Canadian Telecoms Shine at Opensignal's 5G Awards
In a recent festivity of mobile network excellence, Canadian telecom giants Telus, Bell, and rogers received accolades at Opensignal’s 2025 5G Global Mobile Network Experience Awards. This recognition comes shortly after Rogers triumphed in nine categories in the August report.
T-Mobile Takes Top Spot for Download Speeds
T-Mobile emerged as the global leader for download speeds across large areas. However, Telus and Bell closely followed suit, earning recognition as global leaders alongside other major telecommunications firms from countries like the United States, Australia, Italy, and Norway.
Japanese Operator Leads in Gaming Experience
The Japanese operator au was recognized as the top performer in 5G gaming experience. Meanwhile, Canadian companies Rogers, bell, and Telus secured a commendable position just behind au. In terms of reliability metrics on a scale from 100 to 1000 points, au also claimed victory with an impressive score of 976.1. The Canadian trio outperformed significant U.S.competitors such as AT&T and Verizon.
Among the three Canadian providers evaluated by Opensignal for reliability scores: Rogers led with a score of 961.5; Telus followed closely with just one point less; while Bell rounded out the group with a score of 955.2.
- OpenSignal's Global Leaders in Reliability for 2025
- OpenSignal's Global Leaders in Gaming Experience for 2025
- OpenSignal's Global Leaders in Voice App experience for 20225
Voice App Performance Also Recognized
Au also took home honors in another category: the experience provided by voice apps over their network. In this area too, Telus, Rogers and Bell were acknowledged as global leaders alongside notable companies like Vodafone and Telenor.
A Look at Video Streaming Performance
When it comes to video streaming over mobile networks using advanced technology like 4G or even better options available now thru newer generations like LTE or even beyond that—DIGI along with Telenor Tele24 & DNA were named winners globally while only one carrier from Canada—Rogers—made it into this elite group recognized worldwide!
This year’s awards highlight how far Canada has come regarding its telecommunications infrastructure! With strong performances across various categories including speed reliability gaming experiences voice applications & video streaming capabilities—it’s clear that our local providers are making strides on an international level!
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