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ALSTOM News
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Nokia News
Nokia selected by ProRail for 10-year managed services contract
Nokia selected by ProRail for 10-year managed services contract.
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ALSTOM News
What if trains were talking to each other?
Over 56% of the world population is currently living in large cities. By 2050, 2.5 billion more people will have moved into urban areas.
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Thales News
Thales commissions a new railway signalling generation at Beira BaixaLine in Portugal
Thales successfully completed the commissioning of the new electronic signalling system, installed at Beira Baixa Line, between Covilhã and Guarda stations, thus concluding a long-awaited project with high strategic interest for the national railway infrastructure.
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Rail Cargo Group News
PARTNERSHIP WITH MARCEGAGLIA TO BE EXTENDED
The cooperation between Marcegaglia and ÖBB Rail Cargo Group will be extended in 2021 to include one more train per week. Sustainable rail transport services bring steel shipments from Italy across all of Europe and save the climate from 3,800 tonnes of CO2 emissions a year.
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Kontron News
6WIND and Kontron Transportation integrate the Turbo IPsec solution for Railways and mission-critical companies
The two companies partner up to integrate and deliver Security Gateway solutions to Railways and the mission-critical market.
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Viper Innovations News
Using Electrification and Technology to Support Rail Decarbonisation Vision
Working together to Target Zero: How Can Rail Innovators Contribute to Carbon Reduction?
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GB Freight News
GB Railfreight receives new wagons from VTG as it looks to expand its intermodal business
GB Railfreight officially received the delivery of its first operational Ecofret2® triple-container flat wagon sets from VTG Rail, which will be used to support GBRf’s growing demand for intermodal services.
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Siemens News
Cybersecurity: Siemens Mobility succeeds in taking important step in product development
The products in Siemens Mobility trains meet the highest cyber security standards. This was recently confirmed by TÜV SÜD, which approved Siemens Mobility Rolling Stock with the IEC 62443 4-1 certificate. This award confirms, 18 months after the IEC 62443 2-4 / 3-3 certification, the cyber security throughout the entire product development process.
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