Special Innovation

AI for everyone

With the AI-phone, Deutsche Telekom is opening the door to the world of artificial intelligence (AI) for its customers. And at a unique price.

What is Telekom doing in terms of innovation?

Here we report on our world of innovation in a colorful, moving and entertaining way – from Berlin to Tel Aviv.

What's going on over there?

From LLMs, autonomous robots or our Quantum Lab. Our innovations are diverse.

Innovations with people at the center

We align our technological developments with people. In a simple formula, this means that our products must benefit people and not harm them.

Collaboration models

Deutsche Telekom is continuously looking for new technology and product partners in order to offer a...

Joined forces for new ideas

When we look for new ideas at Deutsche Telekom, we also use new open formats.

T Gallery

The T Gallery brings Deutsche Telekom’s strategy and vision to life at the Group headquarters in Bonn.

Here we work on our innovations

Whether in Berlin, Tel Aviv or San Francisco. We show you some of these places.

What is open source?

More and more development projects are working with open source. But how does it work?

Shape, take, make – AI at Deutsche Telekom

Deutsche Telekom utilizes Artificial Intelligence (AI). But how? Where is the journey headed, and what...

Guidelines for Artificial Intelligence

These guidelines are self-binding. They define how we as DT want to deal with AI and how we will...

Why do you need 5G?

Examples of cloud gaming, telesurgery, connected factories, and guided tours with virtual elements.

Digital colleagues

They collect waste in cities and waterways, work in factories or vineyards.

Deutsche Telekom opens quantum research lab

Lab includes quantum-optical infrastructure along with a 2,000 km test fiber network.

What can augmented reality and virtual reality do?

Today's glasses not only improve vision - they allow you to see things that are not physically there.

“What’s new, Claudia?”

Innovations presented by Claudia Nemat, former Board Member for Technology and Innovation.