Speaking in Wiesbaden, Dirk Wössner emphasized: “I believe in the opportunities that 5Gis presenting. Hesse will also benefit from these investments. Modernization is a shared responsibilityĭeutsche Telekom invests more than five billion euros in its network every year. It will be implemented in the coming months. The “#LTEüberall (“#LTEeverywhere”) program will ensure that fast data transmission will be possible in areas that currently only support voice telephony. In addition, Deutsche Telekom is continuing its upgrade efforts. By the end of 2019, it will have equipped most of its 2,170 existing base stations with the latest single RAN technology and LTE 900. Since the beginning of this year, the infrastructure has been readied for some 50 new mobile base stations in Hesse. The company is already creating facts on the ground. A prerequisite is that local municipalities support Deutsche Telekom in realizing its plans. It also plans to eliminate 80 coverage gaps. The company will build 450 new mobile base stations over the next three years. To enable them, traffic routes have to have the densest possible coverage with mobile communications and 5G.” Hesse: Deutsche Telekom is expanding and modernizing its networkĭeutsche Telekom has also launched an extensive program in Hesse to speed up the expansion.
#Icecat 530 driver
These networks are a major driver for innovative transportation concepts and technologies. At the signing in Wiesbaden, the state’s capital, Dirk Wössner, Deutsche Telekom Board member for Germany, said, “Digitalization requires powerful mobile communications networks in both urban and rural areas. This has been formalized in a letter of intent signed with the Hessian state government. By the end of 2021, Deutsche Telekom’s LTE network will cover 99.4 percent of households. 530 new base stations will be built by late 2020. The company recently reaffirmed these plans. Deutsche Telekom will continue to upgrade its mobile communications network in Hesse.
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