Deutsche Telekom is preparing the roll-out of its 5G-ready LTE-M technology in 2019 with the accelerated development of LTE-M solutions. The company has unveiled the finalists of the hubraum LTE-M Prototyping program at a summit in Vienna, Austria. The initiative was established by Deutsche Telekom’s in-house tech incubator hubraum in cooperation with its ICT services arm T-Systems. It builds on already implemented prototyping programs for ...

Deutsche Telekom has conducted a tender process which resulted in G+D Mobile Security being chosen as the supplier for eSIM management of private users' mobile devices. Deutsche Telekom is thus expanding its eSIM platform, in order to prepare for the increasing availability of mobile devices with a pre-installed eSIM, as well as rising user numbers for eSIM-based services. The Bonn based group already uses an eSIM solution from G+D Mobile Securit...

At next week’s LPWA World, Deutsche Telekom, GSMA, Orange, and LoRa Alliance have been announced to join the speaking agenda. Taking place at the InterContinental O2 in London, UK from 23rd–24th May 2017, the event will place a spotlight on the future of Internet of Things (IoT) networks and cover the latest standards developments and deployment updates. 

  The commercial potential of Smart Home systems is leading to fragmentation; the enemy of innovation. Can a cross-vendor platform bring it all together? By Holger Knöpke, Head of Connected Home, Deutsche Telekom.

Deutsche Telekom will present its new M2M commerce solutions at the vending machine trade fair Eu’Vend from September 19 to 21 in Cologne, Germany. In hall 9 at stand D-010, Deutsche Telekom will demonstrate innovative solutions which enable vending machine operators to better monitor and operate their sales machines and to convert to cashless payment by cell phone.

While our modern economy couldn’t function without it, the potential of machine-to-machine communications is far from exhausted; only a fraction of the available data is currently used and it holds the potential to provide deeper insights in the future. By Jürgen Hase, Vice President M2M Competence Center, Deutsche Telekom AG.

Deutsche Telekom is officially launching its M2M development kits for programmers looking to develop cloud-based machine-to-machine (M2M) applications. The development kits consist of an Arduino or a Cinterion board with a GSM chip, a SIM card, and access to the M2M Developer Platform.

Deutsche Telekom and DriveFactor are presenting on May 7 and 8 at the European Insurance Telematics Conference in London a complete usage-based insurance solution that enables motor insurers to offer their customers special benefits for driving safely. The offer is based on a machine-to-machine solution that evaluates driving behavior.