Deutsche Telekom Targets 2.5B Euros in AI Savings

Deutsche Telekom expects to save 2.5 billion euros in indirect costs by 2030 through expanded artificial intelligence and network automation. The German telecom group also aims to grow AI business revenue and invest in digital infrastructure.

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Logo of German telecommunication giant Deutsche Telekom is displayed before the official news conference about the opening of the AI Cloud centre in Munich, Germany, February 4, 2026. REUTERS/Michaela Stache

Deutsche Telekom AG expects to generate €2.5 billion ($2.8 billion) in indirect cost savings by 2030 through artificial intelligence and network automation. The savings target compares against a 2023 baseline as the European telecommunications provider scales up digital tools. The initiative positions the firm to capture rising demand for sovereign infrastructure across Germany and the wider region.

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