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The Big T in Germany has strong ties in the government, both regional and central. They don't have to innovate when they can just block others via lobbying. Ex
by tubularhells 6y ago
The Big T in Germany has strong ties in the government, both regional and central. They don't have to innovate when they can just block others via lobbying.
Ex Telekom worker here.
- jmkerr 6y agoThis is not surprising for a ex-government agency that is still substantially government owned. Somewhat anti-competitive, expensive, and they clearly have no sense of urgency with regard to fibre. But more than half their revenue is now from the US Market, which they didn't enter in such a privileged position. Anyway, 100% of Germany to be covered with FTTH by 2030 :) https://www.telekom.com/resource/blob/619512/394bebe64a0f87d270efe15221665a71/dl-21022-q4-presentation-data.pdf https://www.telekom.com/resource/blob/619512/394bebe64a0f87d...