Netflix notes 5Mbps for HD. https://help.netflix.com/en/node/306 So 20 sounds fine.
As to the SERVER, almost no ISPs allow that. Some have a don't ask, don't tell attitude and others block ports. Therefore no one can really answer that one. Try DSLREPORTS on your ISPs to see what folk say.
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I have problems with my upload speed, as I said I stream and I need a higher upload speed. I think we're talking about different things. What I like to know is that is there a company like AT&T or Verizon, Telmex etc. that works globally? One I can order online with higher DL/UL speeds?
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There's plenty of cheap ones around, like Godaddy, HostGator, etc.
https://www.google.com/search?q=domain+and+hosting+services&gws_rd=ssl
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Are your limited on bandwidth per month with those kinds of speeds?
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With higher upload speeds. But I can't do much more research on that for you. Mexico has many cities so I'd turn to dslreports to see what is there besides the 3 you found.
I see someone noted hosting. That would be a way to share content at full speed without you needing a fast uplink. Many folk don't do that but capture what they want to share and make a YouTube channel.
https://www.google.com/search?q=livestream+with+youtube covers the livestream setups.
So much is left unknown about your goals here. That is, I can't guess you want to livestream online video games or is this a talking head show.
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