Read both columns, not one
The origin column runs on a server in Vietnam, where the nearest Fastly POP is in Singapore - so the request leaves the country and comes back. The browser column runs where you are. If you are outside Vietnam, the order reverses.
Location decides the result. That is this lab's real finding, not an excuse.
From origin (Vietnam)
not started
From your browser
not started
Against the published standard
Source: Google Web Vitals
Graded against thresholds anyone can look up, not against each other.
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What these numbers say
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connection error
CDN is {{factor}}x FASTER
CDN is {{factor}}x SLOWER
measured from the origin in Vietnam
measured from your browser
Nothing to compare: no path returned a servable response this run. Check the log - a refused or unreachable target is a real finding, but it is not a speed number.
GOOD
ACCEPTABLE
NEEDS WORK
not measured
Time to First Byte
Good under 200 ms, acceptable under 500 ms
Both paths meet the standard. The CDN is slower here than the in-country origin, and still well inside what is considered good.
Served through Fastly, this path meets the published standard.
measured from the origin in Vietnam
measured from your browser