With 1&1 O-RAN, a new type of mobile network based on innovative Open RAN technology, has been launched worldwide
With edge computing, gigabit antennas and fiber-optic connections, we are enabling true high-speed 5G for Germany
We have commissioned more than 500 edge data centers and around 12,600 antenna sites across Germany
We are the only network operator in Germany to avoid controversial manufacturers, such as from China, right from the start
Standardized interfaces enable us to flexibly work with the best and most secure partners on the market
With the exception of 1&1, all network operators in Germany use millions of euros in federal funding for Open RAN rollouts.
New rollout plan for 2023: 1,207 antenna sites expected to be made available by the end of the year.
Only two years after launching its network, Rakuten's Open RAN is outperforming many long-established networks.
Interoperability, central intelligence and large number of data centers promise more modern network for Germany.
G7 leaders want more supplier diversification in the telecoms industry. The Open RAN standard could play a significant role in making this a reality.
Deutsche Telekom’s attempt to prohibit the marketing of the first 5G product on the 1&1 network proves unsuccessful.
Paradise Mobile aims to deploy the world's fastest open RAN network in Bermuda in 2023 in cooperation with Mavenir.
1&1 also follows the international practice of using national roaming to ensure nationwide network coverage during market entry.
Cisco and Rakuten are expanding their collaboration in the field of Open RAN, with plans to offer technological solutions to other companies.
Deutsche Telekom plans to offer its customers in Neubrandenburg the first Open RAN services in 2023.
The O-RAN Alliance showcased the latest developments in Open RAN at the largest mobile communications trade fair.
“1&1 is doing everything in its power to build its new 5G network as quickly as possible,” wrote n-tv.de in response to hearing about the complaint.
In a white paper, Telekom presents the experiences and lessons learned to date from the “O-RAN Town” project in Neubrandenburg, Germany.
With beamforming, 1&1 O-RAN is able to ensure optimal network coverage for its gigabit wireless services.
U.S.-based Mavenir is using a new software application from Cohere for its RAN Intelligent Controller.