KASPR Datahaus · Global network intelligence platform
KASPR measures and predicts internet conditions worldwide. Our intelligence helps organisations monitor digital infrastructure, anticipate disruptions and bring network conditions into decisions made by people, AI agents and automated systems.
Proprietary data advantage
KASPR's own infrastructure has scanned the internet continuously since 2019, measuring latency, availability and jitter at country, region and district level. The result is a historical record you can compare across time and place, and a base for forecasting rather than guessing.
data points
7.5T
Hourly measurements collected by KASPR's proprietary scanning infrastructure.
countries monitored
130+
Coverage at country, region and district level, with subnational resolution where measurement density allows.
endpoints measured
400M+
Internet endpoints probed every day across fixed and mobile networks, producing 3.5 billion observations a day.
continuous scanning since
since 2019
Uninterrupted global measurement since February 2019, so every forecast is grounded in years of comparable history.
Remote measurement with no apps or software installed on user devices. The same method, every hour, everywhere, so 2019 is comparable with today.
Country, region and district resolution across 130+ countries, where most alternatives stop at national averages or rely on sparse user reports.
Years of hourly history train models that forecast typical conditions hours and days ahead, and flag when a place departs from its own normal.
Partners
Two product suites
Pulse is where you see and forecast network conditions. Sense is where that intelligence enters the decisions people, agents and workflows make.
Understand the world's networks.
Regional internet intelligence, current and historical measurements, monitoring, ISP benchmarking, anomaly alerts, infrastructure and asset exposure, forecasting, and enterprise data access and licensing.
Network awareness for every connected decision.
Apply network intelligence to planning and operational decisions for people, AI agents and automated workflows. Scheduling and timing is one capability within Sense, with more on the way.
Industries
Each industry page shows how teams use Pulse for intelligence and, where timing matters, Sense for action. Talk to our team for an enterprise engagement.
Benchmark service quality across providers, detect outages, and target infrastructure investment with district-level evidence.
Historical and real-time connectivity data for cyber and parametric insurance underwriting, outage cover and risk monitoring.
Differential intelligence on critical networks, separating targeted disruption from regional or systemic events.
Connectivity signals for market research, volatility forecasting and digital infrastructure analysis.
Map the digital divide, monitor resilience, and make evidence-based connectivity policy.
Reach audiences and run distributed operations when the networks that carry them are steady.
Platform vision
Weather forecasts shape when flights leave. Geolocation shapes what a map shows. Market data shapes when a trade executes. Network conditions shape whether a call holds, a launch lands or an agent's request completes, yet almost no system checks them before acting.
KASPR intelligence is built to be consumed where decisions are made: inside enterprise data platforms, AI assistants and automated workflows. Our ambition is to be the default network-awareness layer for people, AI agents and automated workflows.
Ask it from Claude Code
The dashboard's data behind an MCP server. Each tab is one application, asked in Claude Code.
Find a district, read its profile, and see which state ranks first in the country.
Simulated session: the typing is staged, but every tool call and result is what the KASPR Data MCP returned for these questions, with the data vintage named in each result.
Media coverage and recognition
Journalists and research teams use KASPR measurements to show what happens to the internet during conflict, disasters, shutdowns and outages. Every story below links to the original publication.
26 June 2025 “Iran has come back online—for now”
Read on The Economist
9 November 2023 “Australia to investigate Optus outage as customers seek compensation”
Read on Reuters
30 October 2023 “Israel's ground assault hits Gaza's communication network”
Read on The Economist
27 February 2023 “The battle to keep Ukraine connected to the internet amid Russian missile attacks”
Read on ABC News
29 August 2022 “How to shut down the internet – and how to fight back”
Read on The Guardian
21 September 2021 “The draconian rise of internet shutdowns”
Read on Wired
Stories
Applied analyses built on the same measurement record, from an election calendar to a nuclear plant under fire.
Mobile video does not play the same at 17:00 as at 21:00, and mobilisation content has a deadline.
Read on KASPR Pulse
Six years of US latency alongside 1,166 stocks. Where the local internet was slower, prices took measurably longer to absorb news.
Read on KASPR Pulse
When the grid collapsed, the addresses answering in Lisbon halved within a quarter hour, then kept sliding through the afternoon to about a quarter of normal by early evening.
Read on KASPR Pulse
Public data-centre locations matched to the districts we measure, with the connectivity, latency and jitter around each site over time.
Read on KASPR Pulse
53,310 listed companies scored on measured connectivity at every asset location, 369,074 of them, with an exposure level, bucket shares and peer ranks.
Read on KASPR Pulse
In March 2022 the plant went offline while the district around it stayed connected. The measurement record separated the facility from its surroundings.
Read on KASPR Pulse
Tell us where your people, assets or audiences are and we will show you what KASPR already knows about the networks they depend on.
Or email info@kasprdata.com
