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Telekom has bought frequencies worth 2.17 billion euros. Our customers can look forward to a first-class 5G network.

Telekom Innovation Laboratories extends its academic network.

In March, Deutsche Telekom published its new climate protection targets and submitted them to the Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi) for evaluation.

New aspects of the 5G standard were tested in the Port of Hamburg. The field test has now been successfully completed.

Over the last four weeks, Deutsche Telekom has been increasing connection speeds to up to 250 Mbit/s (megabits per second) for 975,000 lines. The number of lines with speeds of 250 Mbit/s has grown to its current total of nearly 22 million.

Deutsche Telekom has put its new IoT network into operation throughout Germany. The innovative machine and sensor network facilitates is ready for mass market solutions revolutionizing industry and everyday life.

“Smart document bins” know their filling levels and coordinate their own emptying. A sensor helps in this.

Deutsche Telekom is expanding its cloud services for Central and Eastern Europe. Together with Microsoft, it will provide highly standardized cloud acceleration services for the Microsoft Azure and Office 365.

Deutsche Telekom’s LTE network is growing rapidly. Over 300 new LTE mobile base stations have been commissioned in the past eight weeks.

174 municipalities cooperating with Deutsche Telekom on fiber-optic expansion.

The Board areas Data Privacy, Legal Affairs and Compliance and Human Resources will be merged with the beginning of 2020. Birgit Bohle will head the new Board area.

Deutsche Telekom is drawing attention to the growing dangers posed by hackers. At the beginning of April the Group had 46 million daily attacks on its honeypots. This is a new record. The number of attacks is rising exponentially

Internet access of up to 100 Mbit/s for almost 39,000 more households from today.

Deutsche Telekom today convened a first meeting of the newly founded municipal advisory council in Berlin. In the future, the committee will advise on issues relating to broadband expansion, 5G and other digitization topics.

The German Federal Office for Goods Transport has approved Toll4Europe as a European service provider for toll collection in Germany.