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Infrastructure provides robust public safety two-way radio voice communications for emergency services and Metro staff on the 16km Line 4 of the Rio de Janeiro metro.
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The installation will provide premium public safety communications for the Line 4 route, expected to transport 300,000 people per day during August.
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Network service assurance remains a top priority for telecom operators, though views on what those assurance levels need to be in a virtualized environment remain in flux.
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The UK lags behind many Continental countries in deploying reliable wireless coverage on trains. Cobham Wireless and RFS invited a range of experts from Government, the rail industry and the telecoms industry to discuss ways to improve the situation.
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As customer engagement teams from any of India’s wireless operators will testify, telecom service providers are fighting a seemingly endless battle to achieve the levels of service demanded by today’s ‘always on’ subscriber.
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Telstra has announced that it will be conducting 5G field tests using network technology giant Ericsson’s radio test bed in September in order to examine 5G capabilities in a real-world network environment.
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The new metro Line 4 in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil has started operating on August 1, just in time for the 2016 Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro. The TETRA (Terrestrial Trunked Radio) communications infrastructure for Line 4 has been provided by Kapsch CarrierCom.
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At the Going Underground event Laurence Doe discovers how nationwide free train Wi-Fi is en route, and how businesses can get on board with the roll out .
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Ultan Kelly, TeraVM Product Director, Cobham Wireless said: “IHS’s bullish forecast on market potential of NFV illustrates the fascinating evolution currently taking place in the telecoms industry…”
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If virtualisation is going to be as widespread as these findings suggest, it is absolutely vital that these networks go through thorough stress and interoperability testing.
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