The German telecommunications group T-Systems is positioning itself as the leading company in the race to manage the Catalan public cloud. In a report prepared by the Center for Telecommunications and Information Technologies (CTTI) –the public company that integrates all the IT and telecommunications services of the Generalitat–, the Deutsche Telekom subsidiary has obtained the highest score to take charge of the service over the next eight years. The other candidates are Telefónica and the Japanese company NTT Data.

The Telecommunications and Information Technology Center (CTTI), under the Generalitat (Catalan Government), will incorporate 25 new professionals, according to the agreement approved by the Government this Tuesday. This agreement is part of the Government Plan for the 15th term and the process of administrative reform and improvement of public services. These plans foresee a set of actions to advance toward "an easier, smarter, more accessible, closer, and friendlier administration, at the forefront of technology and in a more connected digital Catalonia," the deployment of the public fiber optic network throughout the country and the connection of all public offices to this network, digital data sovereignty, and a robust cybersecurity model.