Enhanced Mobile Connectivity Takes Root in Schaumburg's Local Area, Courtesy of Telekom
In the Schaumburg District, the demand for fast mobile internet is on the rise, and Deutsche Telekom is answering the call. According to Stefanie Halle, a spokesperson for Deutsche Telekom, the company is working tirelessly to meet this growing need.
The mobile network expansion has been a significant success, improving mobile internet coverage in the district to an impressive 99%. This achievement is a testament to Deutsche Telekom's commitment to providing reliable and fast mobile internet to its customers.
Two sites in the district have been expanded with LTE, and plans are underway to expand 23 more mobile communication sites with LTE or 5G. This expansion is part of Deutsche Telekom's broader efforts to advance 5G network deployment, using mid-band (2.5 GHz) and high-band (C-Band 3.7 GHz) spectrum to increase coverage and speed.
The mobile network expansion has also brought about improvements in emergency call and warning systems. The Advanced Mobile Location (AML) technology automatically transmits the location of emergency callers to the emergency control center, while the Cell Broadcast system sends danger messages to mobile phones in the affected radio cell.
Deutsche Telekom relies on cooperation with municipalities or owners to rent areas for new sites. Those who wish to offer a site for a roof or mast site can contact Deutsche Funkturm at www.dfmg.de/standortangebot.
Deutsche Funkturm builds the mobile communication sites for Telekom. The sites in the district support both the AML and Cell Broadcast systems, ensuring that emergency calls and warnings are now possible at all sites in the Schaumburg District.
Currently, Deutsche Telekom operates 48 sites in the Schaumburg District, with plans to add 12 more in the next three years. One of the new sites, located in Haste near Wunstorf, serves the area along the railway line Hannover-Dortmund.
Two existing sites in Bückeburg and Rodenberg have been modernized by Deutsche Telekom. The company's efforts have made it the company with the best mobile network in Germany, with around 36,000 mobile communication sites.
In conclusion, while Deutsche Telekom is actively advancing 5G network deployment broadly, no publicly available information from the current search specifies network expansion plans or status for the Schaumburg District. However, the successes in the district so far demonstrate Deutsche Telekom's commitment to providing reliable and fast mobile internet to its customers in Schaumburg.
The mobile network expansion, driven by the implementation of LTE and plans for more LTE or 5G sites, is a testament to Deutsche Telekom's commitment to improving technology in the Schaumburg District. This network coupled with advanced technologies like Automatic Mobile Location (AML) and Cell Broadcast enhances emergency call and warning systems.
