Scalable Pricing for 4G Cards by AT&T
AT&T silently introduced/modified their data for their data-stick plan where you can pay $10/GB if you go over your monthly usage limit of 5GB. The $10 pricing is basically the same rate you pay per GB on your monthly subscription, so this truly creates a scalable model for heavy users. T-mobile (soon to be AT&T nope, looks like SEC doesn’t like that idea) already has no overage charges. I think Verizon and Sprint should follow suit soon…
Cahit Akin, CEO, Mushroom Networks, Inc.
Mushroom Networks is the provider of SD-WAN (Software Defined WAN) and NFV solutions capable of Broadband Bonding that enables self-healing WAN networks that route around network problems such as latency, jitter and packet loss.
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