EE invites mobile users to live life in the 5G Fast Lane, for a price
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Network slicing offers a prioritized experience for those prepared to pay for a premium monthly plan.
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Naturally, EE is offering the feature through its new premium pay-monthly plan, Full Works Plus, which costs £5 ($7) per month more than its existing Full Works plan
Powered by our advanced 5G+ network, Fast Lane gives our customers access to a dedicated 5G+ lane at the busiest times," said Claire Gillies, CEO of BT's Consumer Division
Telcoms analyst Paolo Pescatore of PP Foresight told The Register that while there are similarities with the US controversy, EE is prioritizing a customer's overall connection rather than favoring
According to EE, BT Group's mobile network, Fast Lane anticipates congestion and seamlessly moves eligible connections onto a dedicated network slice
Summary
Mobile operator EE has launched Fast Lane, using 5G network slicing to prioritize subscribers' connections when its network is congested. According to EE, BT Group's mobile network, Fast Lane anticipates congestion and seamlessly moves eligible connections onto a dedicated network slice. EE says this should help Fast Lane users continue streaming or accessing the internet when nearby customers may be waiting. Naturally, EE is offering the feature through its new premium pay-monthly plan, Full Works Plus, which costs £5 ($7) per month more than its existing Full Works plan.