Internet of Things

Deutsche Telekom's vaccination line uses the Internet of things for optimally cooled vaccine doses. Sensors monitor the cooling temperature and trigger an alarm.

T-Systems is completing the reshaping of its portfolio and is now a focused IT-services provider. CEO Adel Al-Saleh presented the long-term strategy in Bonn.

New complete solution for companies: CompanyFlex Cloud PBX 2.0.

Big stage for startups and companies with innovations for "green" technologies of the future: The winners of the second edition of hubraum's Network Sustainability Award 2021 were honored at Telekom Tech Grounds.

Deutsche Telekom Board Member Claudia Nemat provided examples of new human-centered technology at the Telekom Tech Grounds. From a simpler Internet of Things to video meetings where customers watch TV together with their loved ones far away.

Deutsche Telekom and 1NCE, Carrier with clear focus on low bandwidth IoT connectivity, are collaborating with Amazon Web Services, Inc. (AWS). This is designed to rapidly reduce the complexity for customers by enabling them to easily set up and run their IoT...

Telekom invites to digitally share knowledge and find inspiration. Core topic: how can technological solutions contribute to a sustainable society.

Europe’s first live open RAN deployment with Massive MIMO radio units for high performance

World's first implementation on a commercial 5G device showcasing the benefits of 5G network slicing for a gaming application.

Together with HHLA Sky, a subsidiary of Hamburger Hafen und Logistik AG, Telekom is implementing a campus network in the Port of Hamburg.

Cities want more quality of life, less traffic and good integration with the regions. This is possible. If traffic routes and smart data utilization "work together" well.

Following DT’s purchase of Celo’s native asset (CELO), T-Systems MMS now operates validators on Celo's public blockchain network.

Deutsche Telekom is breaking new ground: Digital X will meet in the heart of the city of Cologne on September 7 and 8, 2021.

Following T-Labs, T-Systems is now also participating in the PlanQK project and evaluating the platform.

In around 50 cities, 5G can now be received on the 3.6 gigahertz (GHz) frequency. With more than 1,800 antennas, Telekom was transmitting on this frequency as of June 14th 2021.