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Deutsche Telekom, Covestro and Swedish design institute Umeå develop creative antenna housing.

Check-in via smartphone, Gigabit WLAN in the room. Telekom connects 30 Lindner hotels and resorts in Europe to the internet via fiber optics.

Everything is new: advertising campaign, brand claim, website, image film. The Deutsche Telekom subsidiary T-Systems starts the autumn with a repositioning of the brand.

For the first time, Telekom has successfully made the 5G uplink, i.e. the transmission of data, 5G-capable in its 5G network. At the BMW BERLIN-MARATHON it was possible to use TV pictures via the commercial 5G network of Telekom in Berlin Schoeneberg.

Deutsche Telekom relies on a global network of Security Operation Centers. That is how they meet the diverse security needs of a wide range of industries better.

Over the last four weeks, Deutsche Telekom has been increasing connection speeds to up to 250 Mbit/s (megabits per second) for 734,000 million lines.

5G cellular standard opens up new technological possibilities for the mobility of the future:

Today, Friday, the user conference “5Germany” takes place in Berlin. Numerous board members of large and medium-sized companies discuss the industrial requirements of 5G.

New partners are specialists for smart production and development: EK Automation, Konica Minolta and Endress+Hauser.

The Appeal of Conscience Foundation has presented DT’s CEO Tim Höttges with this year's Appeal of Conscience Award.

Deutsche Telekom and CODE University of Applied Sciences establish new Professorship.

The three founding fathers of the digital revolution on stage at Digital X: Sir Richard Branson, Jimmy Wales and Sir Tim Berners-Lee.

T-Systems today announced general availability of vCloud Availability on Dynamic Services for Infrastructure with vCloud, its new Disaster Recovery as a Service solution.

Deutsche Telekom is getting closer to its customers. That is why six contacts are now being authorized to represent the company’s interests at municipal level.

The German Federal Office for Information Security (BSI) has for the first time permitted government agencies to make confidential phone calls via iPhone.