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Clayton Equipment News
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HITACHI RAIL News
HyperloopTT takes crucial step to reality with world-leading digital signalling and traffic management system, co-developed with Hitachi Rail
Hitachi Rail has customized its ERTMS (European Rail Traffic Management System) simulators for HyperloopTT’s technology.
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HS2 News
HS2 welcomes planning approval for major Birmingham viaducts
HS2 Ltd has been granted Schedule 17 consent by Birmingham City Council for two viaducts which will take the new high speed railway into Curzon Street Station in the city centre.
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ALSTOM News
Alstom in Spain held successful Suppliers Day at Santa Perpètua site
Around 80 Alstom suppliers met on June 14th at the Santa Perpètua industrial site.
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Thales News
Thales has been awarded a new contract by the Egyptian National Authority for Tunnels (NAT) to design and build the Cairo Metro Line 4 in Egypt
The Egyptian National Authority for Tunnels (NAT) awarded to Thales, in partnership with Orascom Construction and Colas Rail, a new contract to design and build the Telecommunications, Centralised Control and Ticketing systems for the Cairo Metro Line 4 Phase 1.
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Premium Power News
Premium PSU’s clean room ensures our products’ quality
State-of-the-art research, development, and manufacturing processes increasingly require environmental conditions where the airborne particle concentration does not exceed specific limits.
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CargoBeamer News
CargoBeamer is carbon neutral
Greenhouse-gas neutral transport of semi-trailers by rail.
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Eltec News
ELTEC develops modular computing platform for railway applications according to open ModBlox7 standard
ELTEC Elektronik, a business unit of Westermo and part of the Swedish BEIJER GROUP, has launched the PCEye MC-R, a robust, modular computing platform with various CPU options for scaling performance.
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Mosmetro News
Double-decker trains may be launched on the Moscow Central Circle
More than 5.5 years have passed since the Moscow Central Circle (MCC) started operating. Before the launch, people did not believe in the MCC relevance, but today the passenger traffic exceeds 550 thousand people per day and the infrastructure is working at its maximum capacity.
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CAF Signalling News
