T-Systems bullish on sovereignty shift; untouched by tariff ‘turmoil’
Q2 FY25: Deutsche Telekom says enterprise IT business on track to meet FY25 guidance and longer-term targets.
This article includes:
- Themes: Cloud services; Digital sovereignty; Digitisation; EBITDA growth; Enterprise IT; Infrastructure investment; Order entry; Public sector IT; Revenue growth; Sovereign cloud; Tariff policy; Turnaround strategy.
- Events: Capital Markets Day; Contract award; Government budget approval; Infrastructure plan (€500bn); Q2 FY25 results; T Cloud launch; T-Business launch; Toll Collect deal.
- People: Christian Illek; Tim Höttges.
- Geographic: Biere; Europe; Germany; Magdeburg; USA.
- Organisations: Amazon Web Services (AWS); Deutsche Telekom (DT); Google Cloud; Microsoft Azure; Open Sovereign Cloud; Open Telekom Cloud; T Cloud; T-Business; T-Systems; Telekom Deutschland (TDE); Toll Collect.
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