Deutsche Telekom is a telecommunications company that is expanding its services into the space industry, focusing on providing seamless connectivity through hybrid networks. It integrates satellite communications with terrestrial networks to ensure continuous service, especially in remote areas or during emergencies when ground infrastructure is disrupted. Deutsche Telekom partners with satellite specialists like Intelsat, Skylo, Viasat and ESA to offer IoT connectivity and is working towards 5G connections from the stratosphere.
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Deutsche Telekom will leverage SpaceX’s Starlink Mobile V2 constellation for direct-to-device services to close coverage gaps in 10 European countries.
The Starlink Mobile service with Deutsche Telekom is scheduled to launch in early 2028 in several European markets.
The Deutsche Telekom–SpaceX partnership will shore up network resilience in emergency situations.
The Deutsche Telekom agreement makes it SpaceX’s first partner for the company’s future direct-to-device service using mobile satellite service (MSS) spectrum acquired in September.
The Deutsche Telekom–SpaceX partnership will serve millions of people and areas inaccessible to terrestrial network infrastructure because of topography or nature preservation requirements.
Skylo formed strategic partnerships with global operators including Verizon, Deutsche Telekom, and Orange to expand coverage and services.
Deutsche Telekom will only buy capacity from the EU Iris2 constellation if the capacity is competitive.
Airbus assembled a consortium for the SpaceRAN demonstrator that includes Aalyria, AccelerComm, CesiumAstro, Deutsche Telekom, Eutelsat, the Industrial Technology Research Institute (ITRI), Keysight Technologies, Onati, Radisys, Sener, and ST Engineering iDirect.
Airbus has formed a consortium of partners for this initiative, including the Spanish company Sener, Aalyria, AccelerComm, CesiumAstro, Deutsche Telekom, Eutelsat, ITRI in Taiwan, Keysight Technologies, Onati, Radisys, and ST Engineering iDirect.
Airbus is collaborating with industry partners including Aalyria, AccelerComm, CesiumAstro, Deutsche Telekom, Eutelsat, the Industrial Technology Research Institute (ITRI), Keysight Technologies, Onati, Radisys, Sener, and ST Engineering iDirect.
Deutsche Telekom has signed on to integrate Iridium NTN Direct into its IoT offering.
Iridium Communications Inc. and Deutsche Telekom announced a partnership to provide global connectivity to Deutsche Telekom customers through Iridium's 'Iridium NTN Direct' service.
Viasat and Deutsche Telekom expanded the ground network for the European Aviation Network to further support in-flight broadband service in the eastern part of the Mediterranean Sea.
Program participants receive early development access to Rel-17 standards-based NB-IoT modules and access to a global satellite network from Deutsche Telekom, Skylo, and Murata.
Program participants receive exclusive access to solutions from Deutsche Telekom, Skylo, and Murata, including early development access to the first Rel-17 standards-based NB-IoT modules and a global satellite network.
The European Aviation Network combines S-band satellite coverage provided by Viasat with a complementary ground component network operated by Deutsche Telekom.
The European Aviation Network combines S-band satellite coverage provided by Viasat with a complementary ground component network operated by Deutsche Telekom.
Skylo’s roaming integration is compatible with devices certified to support 3GPP Release-17 standards and using Deutsche Telekom’s Global SIM.
Several prototypes for various use cases will be developed until mid-2024 to provide insights and best practices on the use of the Skylo–Deutsche Telekom IoT technological capabilities.
The Skylo–Deutsche Telekom IoT integration is designed to provide uninterrupted connectivity for users in urban centers and at sea.