Accenture has agreed to acquire Seattle-based Ookla for an undisclosed sum, subject to regulatory approvals and standard closing conditions. The deal brings Ookla’s network intelligence and customer experience analytics capabilities into Accenture’s consulting and technology services portfolio.

The acquisition aims to broaden Accenture’s offerings for communications service providers, hyperscale cloud operators and enterprise clients by embedding Ookla’s data products into solutions for managing and improving Wi-Fi and 5G networks. This move supports clients’ AI-driven initiatives across sectors such as banking, utilities and retail.

Ookla operates globally with brands including Speedtest, Downdetector, Ekahau and RootMetrics. Its platform processes more than 1,000 data attributes per test, driven by over 250 million monthly user-initiated tests, and leverages controlled testing methods to deliver real-time performance benchmarking.

Post closing, Accenture plans to integrate Ookla’s data ecosystem and expertise in software engineering, radio frequency systems and data science into its network intelligence practice. The combined capabilities are expected to enhance infrastructure planning, predictive simulations and AI-driven network optimization for enterprise and cloud customers.