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Germany’s IT industry delivers: After just 50 days, the German government’s Corona Warn app was ready to go and has been available to download since June 15.

Joint appeal of the four major European telecom companies.

An article by Wolfgang Kopf, Senior Vice President for Group Public and Regulatory Affairs at Deutsche Telekom AG.

With rapidly increasing data traffic, how can Europe save energy while better balancing the investment burden? Netzgeschichten TALK on January 12th, 2022, 2 pm.

Deutsche Telekom announces partnership with Stratospheric Platforms Limited (SPL)

Now more than 1,000 towns and communities completely or partly covered with 5G.

DT’s corporate responsibility report focuses on topics currently sparking much debate within our society.

Telekom supplies anonymized mass data from its mobile communications network.

Deutsche Telekom adds to its strategic goals: explicit commitment to responsible action and climate protection

On Safer Internet Day 2020, CSO Thomas Tschersich warns of a downward spiral: Offenders learn faster than victims.

With its privatization a quarter-century ago, Deutsche Telekom kicked off its successful evolution into an international IT and telecommunications corporation.

After Silicon Valley, Tel Aviv and Tallinn, the Cyber Security Summit 2019 returns to Germany. 150 experts discuss the most pressing questions of the digital future.

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.

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.

The 5G network of Deutsche Telekom is now operational in five German cities – Berlin, Bonn, Cologne, Darmstadt, and Munich.