DT picks Greece as first stop for Syntelligence AI venture

Cameron Page2026-03-04T18:36:00

Source: Deutsche Telekom

MWC26: DT already putting its new AI joint venture to work, highlighting integration of Trust Platform fraud prevention solution at OTE. AI competence lead Jan Hofmann highlights Syntelligence as another step towards the Group’s ambition of developing a “full suite” of AI services.

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Organisations: Catalan Health Service; Cisco Webex; Deutsche Telekom; ElevenLabs; e&; Global Telco AI Alliance (GTAA); Google Cloud; GSMA; Magyar Telekom; n8n; OTE; Parloa; Perplexity; Phoenix Pharma; Picsart; ServiceNow; Singtel; SK Telecom; SoftBank; Syntelligence; T.Capital. T-Mobile Poland; T-Systems.
Geographies: Croatia; Czechia; Europe; Germany; Greece; Hungary; Poland.
People: Prateek Choudhary; Tim Höttges; Jan Hofmann.
Themes: AI agent; AI infrastructure; AI-RAN; Artificial intelligence (AI); Call screening; Customer service; Customer service automation; Fraud prevention; Large language models (LLM); Mobile network; Multilingual AI; Network integration; Network management; Radio access network (RAN); Scam detection; Spoofing; Telecoms data; Telco domain; Text-to-speech generation; Voice analytics; Voice-based assistant; Voice monitoring.

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