Breitbandatlas

The Breitbandatlas is a digital map and information portal provided by the German Federal Ministry for Digital and Transport (BMDV). Its primary purpose is to offer a transparent overview of broadband network availability across Germany. The atlas displays data on various internet technologies, including DSL, cable, and fiber optic (FTTH/FTTB), at a granular level, often down to the street or even individual building.

Users can access the Breitbandatlas via a website or a mobile application. The platform allows individuals and businesses to check the internet availability at specific addresses, compare different connection types, and view estimated speeds. It also provides information on planned network expansion projects, enabling users to see where new broadband infrastructure is expected to be built. The data is compiled from information provided by network operators and is regularly updated.

The Breitbandatlas serves as a crucial tool for promoting competition and informing citizens about their digital connectivity options. By highlighting areas with insufficient coverage, it aims to drive investment and accelerate the rollout of high-speed internet across the country. The portal is a key component of Germany's digital strategy, supporting the goal of providing fast and reliable internet access to all households and businesses.