India · United States · Open on the map
Internet between India and United States
Not enough data. We don't have enough recent measurements to say whether India – United States is normal.
- Delay now
- 294 ms
- Usual delay
- 293 ms
- Packet loss
- 0.0%
- Last checked
1 of 2 measured paths have usable results. Each path is compared only with its own usual level.
All measured routes between India and United States
- India – United States · Not enough data · 294 ms now, usually 293 ms ·
- Bangalore – Atlanta · Not enough data · 250 ms now, usually Not available ·
- Dallas – Bangalore · Not enough data · 240 ms now, usually Not available ·
- Dallas – Delhi · Not enough data · 266 ms now, usually Not available ·
- Delhi – Atlanta · Not enough data · 284 ms now, usually Not available ·
- Los Angeles – Bangalore · Not enough data · 240 ms now, usually Not available ·
- Los Angeles – Delhi · Not enough data · 237 ms now, usually Not available ·
- Mumbai – Atlanta · Not enough data · 236 ms now, usually Not available ·
- Mumbai – Dallas · Not enough data · 230 ms now, usually Not available ·
- Mumbai – Los Angeles · Not enough data · 235 ms now, usually Not available ·
- Mumbai – New Jersey · Not enough data · 262 ms now, usually Not available ·
- Mumbai – New York · Not enough data · 195 ms now, usually 195 ms ·
- Mumbai – Seattle · Not enough data · 262 ms now, usually Not available ·
- Mumbai – St. Louis · Not enough data · 210 ms now, usually Not available ·
- New Jersey – Bangalore · Not enough data · 277 ms now, usually Not available ·
- New Jersey – Delhi · Not enough data · 281 ms now, usually Not available ·
- New York – Bangalore · Not enough data · 302 ms now, usually Not available ·
- New York – Delhi · Not enough data · 256 ms now, usually Not available ·
- Seattle – Bangalore · Not enough data · 269 ms now, usually Not available ·
- Seattle – Delhi · Not enough data · 232 ms now, usually Not available ·
- St. Louis – Bangalore · Not enough data · 223 ms now, usually Not available ·
- St. Louis – Delhi · Not enough data · 269 ms now, usually Not available ·
How this is measured
RIPE Atlas anchor mesh: the two countries' public RIPE Atlas anchors ping each other every 4 minutes. Measured directly, not a chain; read about every 30 minutes. Radar compares round-trip delay and lost replies with the usual level of that same path. These are network-path measurements between two points, not sensors on a submarine cable, and one slow path does not mean everything between the countries is slow.
See the paths, traceroutes and the map for India – United States