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Digital Infrastructure Intelligence Report · Company profile

Internet conditions across SIEMENS AG’s footprint

The measured internet around every district in which SIEMENS AG holds internet address space, read the same way for every listed company.

SIE · Boerse FrankfurtHeadquarters Berlin280 districts in 36 countriesMatched on 240 owner stringsMeasured every hour since February 2019Data to 16 Jul 2026
Conditions
Typical latency
88index
100 = the median measured district worldwide · lower is quicker
Quicker than 78% of measured districts · -2.1% against a year earlier
Conditions
Typical jitter
63ms
How much the delay wobbles · steadier than 74% of measured districts
Index
Connectivity index
99.1
Responding addresses against each district’s own norm (100) · +5.9% against a year earlier
Above 55% of measured districts
Episodes
Disruptions, last 12 months
110episodes · 982 days
Across 90 of 280 districts · 80 open at the vintage
Index

Two years of months

Range-weighted monthly latency and jitter across the footprint, against the median measured district worldwide (dashed).

2036321070Jul2025Jul2026
latency, msjitter, msDashed: world median districtConnectivity index +5.9% against a year earlier
Conditions

Conditions in major locations

The four districts carrying the most of the company’s address space, with the latest month’s conditions and the Report Card bucket.

DistrictRangesLatency idxJitterConn. indexBucket
OberbayernBayern · Germany1378857 ms103.9Sound
MilanoLombardia · Italy708967 ms83.3Sound
DarmstadtHessen · Germany548955 ms99.5Sound
RomaLazio · Italy328978 ms86.6not in the Report Card

Digital Infrastructure Risk · Footprint hazard profile

Network disruption risk across SIEMENS AG’s footprint

How often, how deeply and for how long connectivity has broken in the 280 districts that hold the company’s address space since February 2019, and how that compares with every other listed company’s footprint and with the median measured district. This is the hazard record for the places the company depends on. It says nothing about the company’s own networks, contracts or backups.

Evidence:ObservedComparisonNothing in this section is inferred or forecast from a model.
Observed
Expected disruption days per site a year
2.9days
6,021 days in 647 episodes across 221 of 280 districts over 7.4 years · 3.3 weighted by address space
Listed-company median 3.4Industrials median 3.3World median district 5.2
Observed
Chance a site has an episode in a quarter
6.3%
550 of 8,680 district-quarters since 2019 had at least one episode day
In a typical quarter about 18 of the 280 districts record an episode
Observed
Worst twelve months
1,930days
July 2022 to June 2023
Setting measurement-wide weeks aside: 1,853 days, July 2022 to June 2023
Observed
Longest episode
31days
Arapahoe, United States (2 ranges), 10 Jan 2026 to 9 Feb 2026, addresses 93% below baseline
Median episode 8 days12 of 647 ran 27 days or more

The districts holding SIEMENS AG’s address space have recorded 2.9 disruption days per site a year: 6,021 days in 647 episodes across 221 of 280 districts in 7.4 years. The median listed company sees 3.4 and the median Industrials company 3.3; 55% of listed footprints see more than this one.

20 weeks since 2019 saw 1,811 or more districts worldwide fall at once. Falls that wide point at the measurement rather than at the places, so those weeks are set aside where the report lists recent episodes and gives the cleaner twelve-month figure.

Observed

Recent episodes

The three most recent disruption episodes in footprint districts outside measurement-wide weeks. Depth is the fall in responding addresses below the district’s own baseline. The record says when and how deep, not why.

StartEndDistrictDaysClassDepth
9 Mar 202610 Mar 2026ArapahoeUnited States · 2 ranges2collapse93%
9 Mar 202618 Mar 2026TianjinChina · 1 range10sustained33%
5 Mar 20268 Mar 2026DelhiIndia · 1 range4outage45%

647 episodes in all since February 2019; the full register is in the full report.

Observed

Disaster-linked events in the footprint

The three most recent recorded disasters since July 2024 whose affected districts hold the company’s address space. The match says the event and the address space share a district, not that the address space was hit.

StartEventDistrictsRangesPlaces
21 Apr 2026WildfireWildfire (General) · United States of America1019Brevard, Orange, Palm Beach, Miami-Dade, Fulton, Leon, Gwinnett, Broward, Cobb, Forsyth
21 Apr 2026StormSevere weather · Kenya11Nairobi
20 Apr 2026FloodFlood (General) · Brazil15São Paulo

72 events in all; the full list is in the full report.

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Atlas: Every district on one map, coloured by connectivity, latency or jitter, each opening to its typical day and week.
Atlas. Every district on one map, coloured by connectivity, latency or jitter, each opening to its typical day and week.
Anomaly events: Connectivity and latency events by region as they open, with how deep and how long.
Anomaly events. Connectivity and latency events by region as they open, with how deep and how long.
Company footprint: Where a listed company’s internet infrastructure sits, and how those districts perform.
Company footprint. Where a listed company’s internet infrastructure sits, and how those districts perform.
Exposure: Which districts carry the most disruption risk for an operation, ranked.
Exposure. Which districts carry the most disruption risk for an operation, ranked.
Connectivity Score: One comparable score for countries, regions and districts.
Connectivity Score. One comparable score for countries, regions and districts.
Compare: Places side by side over time: connectivity, latency and anomaly episodes.
Compare. Places side by side over time: connectivity, latency and anomaly episodes.

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Source: KASPR Datahaus (pulse.kasprdata.com) · Data to 16 Jul 2026 · The measurement records timing and depth, not cause.