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Cobham Wireless has started to deploy remote radio units, head-end tools, cellular communications networks and engineering services in support of the Olympics public safety efforts in Rio de Janeiro.
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The new metro train line built for the Rio Olympics in Brazil came equipped with a TETRA public safety network, thanks to OEM Cobham Wireless and telecom infrastructure provider Kapsch.
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Cobham Wireless has a long history in supplying Critical and Cellular communications infrastructure to support some of the world’s most prestigious sporting events.
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Cobham Wireless and Kapsch announced the installation of a TETRA public-safety network on the new Metro line built for the Rio Olympics in Brazil.
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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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