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AI sovereignty for Germany? (www.computer-automation.de)

Deutsche Telekom and Nvidia launch one of Europe's largest AI factories

With the Industrial AI Cloud in Munich, Deutsche Telekom and Nvidia are creating one of the largest AI factories in Europe. Companies can train AI models, carry out simulations and access 10,000 GPUs.

First step towards autonomous, self-healing networks

Deutsche Telekom and Google Cloud announce that they are working together to develop a network AI agent to improve the operation of the RAN. The agent can analyze network behavior, detect performance problems and implement corrective measures.

5G mmWave: From the lab to the factory

5G mmWave technology is commercially available for industrial customers for the first time. Deutsche Telekom has tested the 5G frequencies in the millimeter wave range (mmWave) at 26 gigahertz with use cases from industry.

Partnership for networked manufacturing with 5G and real-time positioning

Telekom and Trumpf are further expanding their cooperation in the field of positioning systems for the networked industry. The agreement that has now been signed will facilitate the joint market launch.

MWC 2024 (www.computer-automation.de)

Telekom presents "mobile mast-to-go"

A transmission mast for temporary network coverage on company premises, construction sites or in disaster areas - the "mobile radio mast-to-go" with sectorized antenna is flexible in many ways.

Networked container terminals: 5G campus networks for Eurogate

Deutsche Telekom is equipping port terminals in Hamburg, Bremerhaven and Wilhelmshaven with local 5G networks by spring 2024.

First network slicing management solution

Telekom and Ericsson have validated a special network slicing solution for companies in a test run. This integrated solution can configure corresponding network slices for cloud-based enterprise applications.

Large companies want to reduce energy requirements

The German government has called on businesses and households to save energy - no one knows how long gas will continue to flow from Russia. Many companies also need to consider how they can reduce their consumption in order to maintain security of supply.

Telekom study (www.materialfluss.de)

Logistics remains a digitalization pioneer

The logistics sector is once again leading the way when it comes to digitalization. This is the result of the study "Digitalization Index for SMEs 2021/2022". Companies are now focusing primarily on IT security.

From the "bone" to the smartphone

The first cell phones, which ushered in a new era in the age of communication 30 years ago, were as heavy as a wholemeal loaf of bread. In the beginning, consumers didn't know what to do with them. But that was soon to change.

Gaia-X (www.computer-automation.de)

European cloud service providers launch Structura-X

28 European organizations launch the Structura-X initiative. The digital companies and cloud providers want to use it to offer services that meet the requirements of Gaia-X. The new cloud infrastructure is intended to overcome the fragmentation of the European cloud market.

Telekom relies on Plug&Play

Monitor transports, order spare parts automatically, avoid production downtimes with smart forecasts: The IoT is changing industry for good. How SMEs can also benefit from networked machines and products with little effort.

Driving forward the digitalization of German industry

T-Systems and Siemens announced a new partnership for the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) at Digital X 2019 in Cologne.

5G partner for smart factories

Deutsche Telekom is further expanding its 5G ecosystem for industry. In addition to the partnership with network equipment provider Ericsson, three specialists for smart production and development have now joined the network: EK Automation, Konica Minolta and Endress+Hauser.

From the IoT data pool to SAP

Collecting sensor data is nothing special. But how does the information from the IoT data pool get to the ERP solution? How can the IoT systems be interlinked with SAP business processes, for example?

Software AG cooperates with Microsoft and Telekom

Software AG announced two new partnerships in July: A new migration solution will be developed with Microsoft, and the company wants to build a global IoT platform for the Cloud of Things with Deutsche Telekom.

Telecom (www.computer-automation.de)

46 million honeypot attacks per day!

Deutsche Telekom is drawing attention to the growing dangers posed by hackers. At the beginning of April, the Group had a peak of 46 million attacks on its honeypots - the average was 31 million per day. In comparison: in April 2018, the average was 12 million.

'Software & IT' in focus

Last year, SPS IPC Drives bundled the topic of 'Software & IT in manufacturing' in Hall 6. In response to high demand, this concept was extended to Hall 5 in 2018.

Deutsche Telekom upgrades its own infrastructure to charging stations

Deutsche Telekom has put the first public charging stations for electric vehicles into operation: in Berlin and Bonn. The communications service provider is using its own existing infrastructure to gradually create a nationwide charging network.

Telekom's data marketplace

Deutsche Telekom is launching a marketplace for data and analytics in September. Dr. Karsten Schweichhart explains the background and design of the platform.

Microsoft (www.computer-automation.de)

End of the German fiduciary cloud

Microsoft is currently building two new data centers for its cloud services in Germany. In these, the company will dispense with a data trustee and hold the reins itself. The 'Microsoft Cloud Germany' will be discontinued.

United in the direction of digitalization

Telekom's business customer division is underpinning its ambitions in terms of digitalization with a new unit. To this end, the company is also systematically driving forward its cloud portfolio.

5G in the industry

The future mobile communications standard 5G is also predicted to have a great future in the industrial environment. It was no coincidence that potential applications and fields of use for 5G were a major topic at Hannover Messe 2018 - an overview!

IoT (www.computer-automation.de)

In the jungle of platforms

There are more and more IoT platforms on the market. But which solution is suitable for which application? How do they differ from each other and what is their focus? An overview.

IoT technology for logistics

Fraunhofer IML is using Logimat to present the latest developments in material flow and logistics: These include IoT-enabled pallets, an IoT service button and a Hololens application.

Data flat rate for the Internet of Things from Telekom and 1NCE

Deutsche Telekom and Cologne-based mobile communications provider 1NCE are presenting Europe's first data flat rate for networked devices on the Internet of Things at the Mobile World Congress: Customers pay a one-off fee of ten euros in the prepaid tariff and receive a data flat rate of up to 500 megabytes for the lifetime of the respective smart end device of 10 years.

Joint venture: Zeiss and Telekom join forces for data glasses

Zeiss and Deutsche Telekom are expanding their partnership in the field of smart glasses, which was presented at the Mobile World Congress 2017.

Deutsche Telekom invests in Berlin IoT start-up

Deutsche Telekom has announced that it is investing in the start-up Relayr. The main focus here is on the great potential of industrial applications and, in particular, the intelligent interlinking of different machines and systems.

SGS signs cyber security principles

At the 54th Munich Security Conference today, the international testing company SGS is launching a policy paper for more cyber security. With the "Charter of Trust" initiated by Siemens, leading companies are committing themselves to making the digital world more secure. In addition to SGS, the other signatories include Airbus, Allianz, Daimler, IBM, Siemens, NXP Semiconductors and Deutsche Telekom.

Groups want to promote standards

The industry wants to drive forward the digital transformation with common rules and standards for greater cyber security. On the initiative of the electronics group Siemens, nine partners have therefore agreed on a joint charter.

Port of Hamburg launches 5G test field

5G is considered the next-generation mobile communications standard. But is it also suitable for industrial applications? This is now being evaluated in a research project in the Port of Hamburg.

Telekom seeks alliance with IIC and IBM

Deutsche Telekom has now joined the Industrial Internet Consortium (IIC) and wants to contribute its strength in IoT connectivity - especially in NarrowBand IoT and 5G. In addition, Deutsche Telekom is now moving into the IBM Watson IoT Center.

Own smart speaker planned

Amazon has clearly been driving the market for smart speakers with 'Alexa'. Deutsche Telekom wants to get into the ring in Germany and is focusing on the data protection card, among other things.

The networked measuring case

Kaeser Kompressoren - a manufacturer of compressed air products - has connected the first 400 of around 4,000 service cases to the cloud with the help of T-Systems.

Current products for modern industry

The smart factory is increasingly taking shape. Computer&AUTOMATION shows which products are already pointing the way to the factory of tomorrow in a series of pictures.

10-point plan for Industry 4.0 presented

In mid-June 2017, the Industry 4.0 platform presented its recommendations for action on how to implement and strengthen Germany's leading role in the field of Industry 4.0. The 10-point plan is available for download from Computer&AUTOMATION.

5G in the factory

What about the successor to LTE? What application scenarios in the factory are conceivable using the next generation of mobile communications? The first impressions of this could already be seen at the Hannover Messe.

The Hannover Messe 2017 in pictures

At Hannover Messe 2017, exhibitors clearly demonstrated what Industry 4.0 can look like in practice. Computer&AUTOMATION has captured exciting applications, products and impressions in a series of images.

Protective shield against drones

Espionage, smuggling and vandalism - many companies fear drones. Deutsche Telekom now offers a defense system with the 'Magenta Drone Shield'.

Deutsche Telekom expands its security portfolio

93% of medium-sized and large German companies have already been exposed to IT attacks designed to spy on or damage them. Deutsche Telekom has come to this conclusion and wants to counteract this with eight security solutions.

VDE (www.computer-automation.de)

New president elected

Dr. Gunther Kegel, CEO of Pepperl+Fuchs, will become the new VDE President on January 1, 2017. He will succeed Dr. Bruno Jacobfeuerborn in the rotation. There will also be other changes at the top of the VDE.

Security moves to the cloud

With 'Internet Protect Pro', Deutsche Telekom has launched a cloud-based security offering. For the user, this means No on-site hardware installation and immediate implementation of updates across the entire network.

Pent-up demand for IoT

What is the current level of connectivity in the manufacturing and logistics sector? What experience do companies have in the IoT sector and what is holding back their investments in this area? A new study by market analysis and consulting firm PAC provides the answers.

T-Online passwords circulating on the darknet

Customer data from over a dozen companies is currently being offered on the darknet - including Telekom customers. A random sample of around 90 data records has shown that some of the Telekom customer data is genuine and up-to-date.

All-round protection against cyberattacks

Deutsche Telekom is establishing its own security division and bundling all corresponding activities there. One of the first activities of this division is the cloud solution 'Internet Protect Pro', which is offered in cooperation with the US manufacturer Zscaler.

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