BONN — At the Mobile World Congress (MWC) 2024, Deutsche Telekom (DT) made waves by showcasing groundbreaking advancements in artificial intelligence (AI) and telecommunications technology. Christian Fischer, Spokesperson and Telekom Blogger, reports on DT’s vision for the integration of AI into everyday life, with insights from Claudia Nemat, Board Member for Technology and Innovation, according to a press release published on EuropaWire.

“A defining aspect of our era is the integration of AI into our daily routines,” stated Claudia Nemat, emphasizing DT’s commitment to harnessing AI’s potential for societal benefit. Nemat highlighted how AI is already integrated into DT’s networks, citing examples such as T-Cars and chatbots for fiber optic technicians. “Our networks are evolving to become smarter, serving as the backbone of digital progress for individuals and businesses alike,” Nemat added.

Nemat’s vision extends beyond network infrastructure, as evidenced by DT’s unveiling of AI-powered smartphones at MWC. These prototypes, designed with a focus on user interaction, aim to simplify complex tasks seamlessly. “Our goal is to democratize AI, ensuring that everyone, not just tech enthusiasts, can benefit from its capabilities,” Nemat explained.

DT’s collaboration with Qualcomm and Brain.ai underscores its commitment to innovation in AI device design. Two distinct approaches are being explored: cloud-based AI processing with the T Phone evolution, and device-based AI integration favored by Qualcomm. The ongoing testing phase will determine the efficacy of each approach in diverse scenarios.

In addition to AI-powered smartphones, DT presented design concepts for next-generation routers, reimagining them as versatile home assistants. These concepts, part of the “Concept T” series, envision routers equipped with AI avatars and robotic functionalities, blurring the lines between technology and everyday life.

Furthermore, DT showcased advancements in network security with “Magenta Security on Net,” offering enhanced protection for devices connected to its network. This initiative aims to streamline security measures for businesses, leveraging DT’s network infrastructure to provide comprehensive protection without additional software installations.

The collaboration between DT, Sony, and Nevion exemplifies the transformative potential of 5G technology in live event broadcasting. By harnessing the capabilities of 5G networks, DT aims to revolutionize video production, offering flexible and cost-effective solutions for content creators.

Looking ahead, DT is poised to transition its 5G network to standalone mode, enabling a new era of connectivity and innovation. Additionally, advancements in mobile mast technology promise enhanced network coverage and capacity, further bolstering DT’s position as a leader in telecommunications.

For more information on DT’s innovations showcased at MWC 2024, visit www.telekom.com/mwc-special. Stay tuned for Claudia Nemat’s live keynote address on February 26, available for streaming at www.telekom.com/media. Visit Deutsche Telekom’s booth at Hall 3, Booth 3M31, from February 26 to 29, 2024, to experience their latest products and services firsthand.