Deutsche Telekom upped its NB-IoT roaming agreements, with the company targeting further partnerships to boost availability of the technology for its enterprise customers.
In an update on its NB-IoT footprint, the company said it had roaming agreements in place covering 20 countries including Spain, Italy, the UK and US. The company also offers roaming using fellow IoT standard LTE-M in ten countries including France and Japan.
Deutsche Telekom uses networks run by its affiliates to support IoT applications outside its home market alongside agreements with major operators including Vodafone Group, Orange and Telecom Italia.
The German incumbent added demand had increased domestically and internationally since its NB-IoT network launch in 2019, with connectivity expected to support a wide range of applications in the public and private sector.
Dennis Nikles, Deutsche Telekom IoT CCO added. “With the new network technologies, the IoT is growing even faster. Almost unlimited possible uses offer advantages for industry and everyday life. Availability around the world is essential, also for stable supply chains. To this end, we are quickly entering into further roaming partnerships, including beyond Europe.”
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