Deutsche Telekom says it is betting on AI and automation to cut costs and support revenue growth. The company projects gross cost savings of about €2.5 billion by 2030, according to multiple outlets. It also says AI is expected to generate additional savings outside the United States of around €1.1 billion by 2027.
The reports rely on the company’s forward-looking targets and positioning for its broader technology and operational upgrades. While outlet emphasis varies, there is general agreement on the scale and timeframe of the savings and on AI as the main driver. Some coverage also highlights potential revenue benefits tied to AI rollout, but the specific magnitude of revenue impact is described less consistently across sources. Overall, the reporting reflects Deutsche Telekom’s stated expectation that AI can be deployed across its business to improve efficiency and performance, with measurable financial outcomes in the second half of the decade.