ChainCatcher news, according to Bitcoin Magazine's disclosure on the X platform, one of Europe's largest telecommunications companies, Deutsche Telekom, will begin utilizing surplus energy for Bitcoin mining.

ChainCatcher news, according to Cointelegraph, Lufthansa and Deutsche Telekom announced the launch of DePIN blockchain nodes to support the Peaq network, which is a Layer 1 network built for DePIN and real-world assets (RWA).It is reported that the Lufthansa Innovation Center, Deutsche Telekom, Bertelsmann Investments, and the Technical University of Munich (TUM) have all launched their own Peaq nodes.

ChainCatcher news, Deutsche Telekom's subsidiary announced on Thursday that it will expand its Web3 services to the XDC Network (XDC), a blockchain focused on tokenizing RWA, trade finance, and DePIN.Deutsche Telekom MMS, dedicated to cloud and internet infrastructure, joins the network as an infrastructure provider and will operate a backup master node. This type of node does not validate transactions on the blockchain by default but will be called upon if the number of operating validator master nodes falls below the required level of 108.Dirk Röder, head of the Web3 division at Deutsche Telekom MMS, stated: "This initiative leverages our enterprise-grade infrastructure to enable secure blockchain-based applications, with a focus on the financial sector."

ChainCatcher news, T-Mobile Deutsche Telekom MMS has partnered with the decentralized data platform Subsquid to operate dedicated work nodes as part of Subsquid's decentralized "data lake." This collaboration aims to enhance the security and efficiency of blockchain data retrieval and delivery.Alexander Ebeling, co-founder of Deutsche Telekom MMS Web3 division, stated: "For Deutsche Telekom, this collaboration aligns with our strategic vision of embracing decentralization and supporting the development of new decentralized business models."

ChainCatcher news, according to Cointelegraph, Dirk Röder, the Head of Web3 Infrastructure and Solutions at T-Mobile Germany, stated during a speech at BTC Prague, "Since 2023, we have been running Bitcoin nodes, and we are also running Bitcoin Lightning nodes. I want to tell you a little secret, we will soon be engaging in digital currency mining activities."

ChainCatcher news, according to official news, Deutsche Telekom announced a partnership with the Fetch.ai Foundation, becoming Fetch.ai's first corporate ally. At the same time, Deutsche Telekom's subsidiary MMS will contribute as a validator to strengthen Fetch.ai's decentralized network.It is reported that the Fetch.ai Foundation was originally a collaborative enterprise between Bosch and Fetch.ai, and is a non-profit entity based in the Netherlands, dedicated to advancing cutting-edge artificial intelligence and Web3 technology on the Fetch.ai network.

ChainCatcher news, according to official news from Layer1 privacy-enhanced blockchain Aleph Zero, Deutsche Telekom has joined the Aleph Zero validator network. The Deutsche Telekom validator node can now be recognized on-chain and will start validating the mainnet from the next version.

ChainCatcher news, according to official news, T-Mobile's parent company, the German business giant Deutsche Telekom, announced its entry into the Polygon network, with its subsidiary MMS becoming a validator node on the Polygon network, focusing on securing the Polygon sidechains and Supernets application chains. In addition, MMS will also provide staking services for the Polygon network. (source link)

Chain Catcher news, after the Ethereum blockchain transitioned to proof of stake earlier this month, Deutsche Telekom is the latest institution to launch Ethereum staking services. Its subsidiary T-Systems MMS will host verification nodes for the blockchain and provide custodial solutions for the liquid staking solution StakeWise.In addition, Dirk Röder, head of the T-Systems MMS blockchain solutions center, stated: "As a node operator, entering liquid staking and close collaboration with DAOs is a new thing for Deutsche Telekom." (source link)