Qdrant · 2025
Deutsche Telekom uses Qdrant as the vector database in LMOS, its multi-agent platform supporting customer sales and service chatbots and voice bots.
Source: qdrant.tech
Deutsche Telekom is one of Europe's largest telecommunications and IT services groups, active across mobile, fixed broadband and digital infrastructure.
hubraum is Deutsche Telekom's tech incubator, running for 14 years with two testing labs in Berlin and Krakow. It says it has scouted around 10,000 startups, run 27 innovation programs and implemented 375 startup solutions, offering coworking space, 5G test beds, engineering support and access to Deutsche Telekom's network and data. Its current program, Tangible Tomorrow 2026, is open for applications and focused on telecommunications and human-machine interaction. The site describes pilot and proof-of-concept work rather than stating fixed equity or funding terms.
Source: hubraum.com
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Deutsche Telekom uses Qdrant as the vector database in LMOS, its multi-agent platform supporting customer sales and service chatbots and voice bots.
Source: qdrant.tech
Deutsche Telekom used Iconic Engine’s Metaverse Engine to create MagentaXR, an internal cross-platform showcase for social viewing and interactive experiences.
Source: www.iconicengine.com
Telekom implemented Code Intelligence’s CI Fuzz platform for automated feedback-based fuzz testing to find software bugs and security vulnerabilities.
Source: www.code-intelligence.com
Deutsche Telekom adopted Rasa’s conversational AI to improve customer service operations and address limitations in scalability and customization.
Source: info.rasa.com
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