EE launches its fastest fibre broadband ever - 8GB per second speeds should appeal to home workers, gamers and AI…
- Advanced Full Fibre Broadband from EE offers download speeds of 2.3Gbps and 8Gbps
- Speeds are potentially 222 times faster than standard superfast fibre
- Initially available in Guildford and Woking, expanding as Openreach rolls out its XGS-PON glass fibre network
Following a successful trial in early 2026, EE has launched its new Advanced Full Fibre Broadband plans, advertising download speeds of 2.3Gbps and 8Gbps. This makes EE the first provider to sell access to the Openreach XGS-PON glass fibre network.
The plans are initially only available in the Guildford and Woking areas, two Surrey towns in the London commuter belt, where the glass fibre network is installed and active.
EE is targeting users who rely on video conferencing, remote working, and content upload, and with multiple Internet of Things devices, as well as online gamers and streaming consumers. Speeds are up to 222 times faster than the standard superfast fibre broadband...
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