Enhanced mobile connectivity in the Steinburg district, thanks to Telekom's advancements
In the picturesque Steinburg District of Germany, Deutsche Telekom is working tirelessly to enhance mobile network coverage and capacity. The latest developments include the addition of a new antenna site in Kremperheide, serving the area along the Sylt-Elmshorn railway line, and plans to expand 41 existing sites with LTE or 5G technology.
The new site in Kremperheide is part of Telekom's ongoing efforts to improve rural coverage and meet the growing demand for bandwidth, which is increasing by around 30% per year, according to Deutsche Telekom spokesperson Stefanie Halle.
Telekom's mobile network sites in Steinburg District also support the Cell Broadcast warning system, Advanced Mobile Location (AML) emergency technology, and the Cell Broadcast warning system. This ensures that residents and visitors have access to critical alerts and location-based services in case of emergencies.
In addition to these expansions, Telekom is planning to add 18 new mobile network sites in Steinburg District within the next three years. Landlords who lease land for Telekom's mobile network sites receive a long-term, location-appropriate rent. Interested parties can offer a site for a rooftop or mast by contacting Deutsche Funkturm at www.dfmg.de/standortangebot.
Deutsche Funkturm builds Telekom's mobile network sites, and the company continues to maintain its mobile network expansion pace. This commitment to expansion has resulted in 98% of the population in Steinburg District being covered by Telekom's mobile network.
It's worth noting that Deutsche Telekom AG has been recognised as having Germany's best mobile network by specialist magazines Chip, connect, ComputerBild, and Imtest. The company's dedication to network expansion and upgrades is a testament to its commitment to providing high-quality mobile services to its customers.
For the most accurate and up-to-date information on Deutsche Telekom's mobile network expansion plans specifically for the Steinburg District, it is recommended to check Deutsche Telekom's official news releases or contact their local offices directly.
The new site in Kremperheide will leverage LTE or 5G technology to serve the area, aiming to meet the growing demand for bandwidth in the Steinburg District. Deutsche Funkturm, the company building and maintaining Telekom's mobile network sites, is also planning to add 18 new sites within the next three years, further relying on technology to enhance coverage and capacity.
