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Die Deutsche Telekom and the Solar Impulse Foundation are joining forces in order to accelerate the adoption of clean and profitable solutions for the information and communications technology (“ICT”) sector.

40 million people can already use 5G. At the same time, the campaign for Germany’s largest 5G network is moving into its second phase. The campaign focuses on people who are close to each other thanks to the possibilities offered by the technology.

KUKA and T-Systems are getting companies in shape for the digital transformation. With this in mind, the automation specialist and the IT service provider have now concluded a partnership.

Deutsche Telekom has resumed its campaign against online hate speech. For coronavirus-related reasons, the campaign had to be discontinued at the end of March, with some sporadic exceptions.On July 30, Deutsche Telekom will begin screening the campaign's...

The countdown is on. Telekom and the organizer of the Wacken Open Air will realize the biggest mixed reality metal show ever. Just before the start of Wacken World Wide there will be a first demonstration of the digital stage.

Hybrid LTE option - the wireless turbo for the fixed network
Up to 300 Mbps via LTE can also be used on the fixed network connection

Over 3,000 towns and municipalities now with 5G.

LTE-M now commercially available in all IoT tariff plans.
LTE-M Roaming enabled at launch with Roaming Partner Orange in France and shortly in Belgium.

5G open call for startups.

Free Wi-Fi above the clouds of Europe: Deutsche Telekom's customers are able to use Wi-Fi free of charge on European short- and medium-haul flights operated by Lufthansa Group.

15,000 additional antennas for 5G network in Germany

Deutsche Telekom has raisen to „Best in Class“ in Germany within only 2 years.

Telekom will be showing the revolutionary festival on the internet live from July 30th to August 1st.

DFS, the German air navigation service provider, is modernising its communications network: Control centres, towers, radio and radar facilities will exchange information via optical fibres in future.

Deutsche Telekom is researching how quantum optical networks can be interconnected and made secure.