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A new report from Deutsche Telekom AG, Orange S.A., TIM, Telefónica S.A., and Vodafone Group Plc demonstrates the essential progress being made in improving the maturity, security, and energy efficiency

Bonn, Germany and Lowell, United States – Deutsche Telekom Global Carrier and Titan.ium Platform, LLC have expanded their partnership with the addition of Titan.ium’s 5G and cloud native framework.

Deutsche Telekom AG, Orange SA, Telefonica SA and Vodafone Group Plc are to form a joint venture for the implementation of a privacy-by-design digital marketing technology platform in Europe that

Mavenir says it has spent US$500 million (€467 million) on radio access network (RAN) development so far, and expects wider business opportunities this year in the 5G space. Business technology journalist Antony

SUSE, a global provider in open and secure enterprise-grade solutions, has announced SUSE Adaptive Telco Infrastructure platform (ATIP), a telco-optimised edge computing platform that enables telecom companies to accelerate and

Deutsche Telekom completed the partial sale of its tower business in Germany and Austria, which is combined in the GD Towers unit, effective February 1, 2023. The Group had announced

With Hybrid 5G, Deutsche Telekom is bringing fixed network and mobile together to provide fast, reliable internet. From February 1, customers can select the MagentaZuhause Hybrid rate plan or Hybrid

5G millimeter wave (mmWave) connections can offer extreme capacity, ultra-high throughput and low latency. This performance potential makes 5G mmWave an optimal solution for use cases with massive throughput requirements.

Bonn, Germany – New MoU between O-RAN ALLIANCE and ATIS opens the opportunity for ATIS adopting O-RAN specifications.

T-Systems has announced that Open Telekom Cloud has received approval for its adherence to the EU Cloud Code of Conduct. The Deutsche Telekom subsidiary’s proprietary public cloud infrastructure is thereby added to the public