Deutsche Telekom targets €250 million in European sovereign AI revenue, eyes €800 million by 2030
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Reported by Chloe Duval, MarTech & GTM Beat
- Deutsche Telekom targets €250 million in European sovereign AI revenue this year, aiming for €800 million by 2030.
- The plan focuses on AI automation for businesses and public bodies that require data sovereignty and operational control.
- Over 100,000 staff trained in AI maintenance; 2.6 million customers used its chatbot in H1, supporting rollout.
Deutsche Telekom aims to earn €250 million from sovereign AI services in Europe this year, scaling to €800 million by 2030, targeting businesses and public institutions.
«Deutsche Telekom looks to capitalise on the demand for sovereign AI»
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Deutsche Telekom announced it will develop sovereign AI services across Europe, aiming to generate around €250 million in non-US AI revenue this year and about €800 million by 2030 Mobile World Live. The initiative targets corporate clients and public institutions that seek AI-driven automation while retaining full control over data and operations.
The operator plans to launch an automation platform for small- and medium-sized enterprises, a real-time translation service for mobile calls, and AI-enhanced personalisation, network management and security features. CEO Timotheus Hoettges stressed that measurable value must flow across the organisation.
More than 100,000 employees have been trained for predictive-maintenance tasks, and roughly 2.6 million customers interacted with its chatbot in the first half of the year, underscoring the scale of adoption as Deutsche Telekom pursues partnerships to capture the emerging sovereign AI market.
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