Deutsche Telekom and Titan.ium announced the successful deployment of Titan.ium's cloud-native, microservices-based Infrastructure Domain Name System, or iDNS, on Deutsche Telekom's Horizontal TelCo Cloud, a milestone in their collaboration on the carrier's core network transformation. The deployment unifies fixed and mobile iDNS services in a single cloud-native solution, according to Christoph Hilz, Group senior vice president Core Network & Services at Deutsche Telekom, who said it simplifies operations and speeds innovation across both network domains. Titan.ium iDNS provides a scalable and resilient architecture for critical network services that complements Deutsche Telekom's shared cloud infrastructure. Essam Bakr, acting CEO of Titan.ium, said the solution lets individual components be updated independently, helping Deutsche Telekom use resources more efficiently and roll out service enhancements faster, while delivering fast DNS resolution, resilience under high traffic loads, low latency across geographically distributed deployments, and high throughput. iDNS complies with RFC standards and GSMA recommendations and offers load control, overload protection, DNS peer monitoring, automated certification management, proximity-based services, and split-horizon DNS for private network access, and is suitable for advanced 5G features such as dynamic discovery of the Security Edge Protection Proxy.
Deutsche Telekom AGDeutsche Telekom successfully deployed Titan.ium's cloud-native iDNS on its Horizontal TelCo Cloud, advancing its core network transformation.
Titan.ium's iDNS was deployed by Deutsche Telekom, a concrete adoption of its product for the carrier's core network.
