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SponsoredSRT, the Italian hub for the global railway industry
Experience in the field, cutting-edge technology, and a vision for the future. With state-of-the-art industrial capabilities with continuous expansion, SRT is affirming its role as a pivotal player for both domestic and international markets.
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SponsoredBringing the sector together, with a vision for the future
UITP Secretary General Mohamed Mezghani looks ahead to the 2025 edition of the UITP Summit in Hamburg, Germany (15-18 June 2025) on the preparation, interacting with local and global audiences and what the gathering means for the sector. ’It’s the standout moment in the calendar of all urban mobility professionals…’
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SponsoredJoin Train & Rail 2025 – The Nordic region’s leading trade fair for the railway industry!
From May 6–8, 2025, it’s time again! After a successful premiere in 2023, Train & Rail returns to Stockholmsmässan, in Stockholm, Sweden – bigger and stronger than ever. Over 150 companies have already signed up, including several new companies, proving that interest in the event continues to grow. In fact, we are now exploring the possibility of expanding the exhibition space to accommodate even more exhibitors!
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SponsoredHSR 2025: Delivering the future
The high speed rail industry will be in full force at HSR 2025. This is the must-attend conference of the year. The nation’s capital is the place to be for the best networking with project sponsors, industry leaders, and elected officials who are committed to bringing high speed rail to America.
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Sponsorediaf 2025: preparations for the world’s leading trade fair for track technology are in full swing
The International Exhibition for Track Technology (iaf) will open its doors in Münster from 20 to 22 May 2025. Under the motto ‘Track to the Future’, the world’s leading trade fair will present innovative solutions for the challenges in modern track construction and railways. Preparations are already in full swing.
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SponsoredThe benefits of migrating to a railway cloud architecture
The digitalisation of the world’s railways is gathering pace. But as momentum builds, so too do the challenges of adapting to an increasingly complex digital world. Many different types of information technology systems are used across the rail sector, raising questions about interoperability, data sharing and operational efficiency. Meanwhile, the next wave of innovations is rapidly emerging, including AI, machine learning and big data tools.
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SponsoredTrain & Rail 2025 – Where Technology, People, and Infrastructure Meet
The 2023 premiere of Train & Rail as the Nordic Region’s largest trade fair for the train and railway industry offered world-class exhibitors, lectures, meetings and networking for the whole industry and we are set to continue where we left off when Train & Rail returns in May 2025.
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SponsoredA new railway era starts in Tanzania
Travelling at high speed across vast distances in a modern passenger train, relaxing in a comfortable seat, low noise, while gazing at the breath-taking natural landscape of this Eastern African nation. This is Tanzania’s future of travel and transportation, in sharp contrast to currently bumpy, sandy roads, rolling at about 20–30km/h through the streets or stuck in stop-and-go traffic for hours.
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SponsoredRail Baltica: creating a strategic link for Europe
Rail Baltica is now firmly in the delivery phase. The geopolitically important project to create a standard gauge rail corridor connecting Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia with the rest of Europe should see its first trains running by the end of the decade.
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SponsoredCroatian KONČAR Group among the first in Europe to manufacture Battery Multiple Unit and the only one to present such an advancement at InnoTrans 2024
With a longstanding tradition of excellence and continuous investment in innovation, digital transformation, and people, Croatia’s industrial flagship, KONČAR, maintains its position as a regional leader in high-tech industries. Over recent years, KONČAR has made significant strides in urban mobility, spearheading the development of advanced technologies that emphasize sustainability, safety, reliability, and comfort.
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SponsoredL.B. Foster highlights at InnoTrans
At this year’s InnoTrans, Railway Gazette Group had the opportunity to sit down with John Kasel, President & Chief Executive Officer, and Bill Thalman, Executive Vice President & Chief Financial Officer, at L.B. Foster. In an on-site interview, Nick Kingsley, Executive Editor, delved into their latest innovations, future plans, and the trends shaping the future of rail.
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SponsoredSTraffic highlights at InnoTrans
At this year’s InnoTrans, Railway Gazette Group had the opportunity to sit down with Mr. Jeremy Williams, Projects Director at STraffic. In an on-site interview, Nick Kingsley. Executive Editor delved into their latest innovations, future plans, and the trends shaping the future of rail.
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Sponsoredubidata highlights at InnoTrans
At this year’s InnoTrans, Railway Gazette Group had the opportunity to sit down with Paul Havelange at Ubidata. In an on-site interview, Nick Kingsley. Executive Editor delved into their latest innovations, future plans, and the trends shaping the future of rail.
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SponsoredEricsson highlights at InnoTrans
At this year’s InnoTrans, Railway Gazette Group had the opportunity to sit down with Nicolas Segond, Head of Railways Market – Europe & Latin America at Ericsson. In an on-site interview, Nick Kingsley. Executive Editor delved into their latest innovations, future plans, and the trends shaping the future of rail.
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SponsoredABB highlights at InnoTrans
At this year’s InnoTrans, Railway Gazette Group had the opportunity to sit down with Edgar Keller, President, Traction Business at ABB. In an on-site interview, Nick Kingsley. Executive Editor delved into their latest innovations, future plans, and the trends shaping the future of rail.
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SponsoredIntroducing ubiFLEET by Ubidata: automated train composition detection
Gaining real-time, actionable insights into your train compositions? Meet ubiFLEET, automated train composition detection: a cutting-edge solution that goes beyond standard GPS and Bluetooth technology. By intelligently processing raw signals, ubiFLEET delivers the valuable data you need to optimize your operations with ease.
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SponsoredIs silicon carbide a new standard in auxiliary converters for rail vehicles?
Medcom is a Polish designer and manufacturer of power electronics for public transportation vehicles. For over 30 years, the company has been supplying car-builders with auxiliary converters, traction inverters, battery chargers and other power systems for: EMUs, locomotives, passenger coaches as well as urban vehicles: trams, metro cars, trolleybuses and electric buses.
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SponsoredABB’s Traction Solutions: Powering the Future of Sustainable Transportation
The global rail sector is in the midst of a major transformation, driven by the need for more sustainable and energy-efficient transportation. With the world moving toward greener mobility solutions, the shift to fully electric rail vehicles is emerging as a pivotal advancement in the industry.
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SponsoredAltametris Suite: the reference software for the railway digital twin
Reduce costs and optimize maintenance work, be able to anticipate new projects; have accurate and objective information, have a perfect knowledge of the appearance of railway installations (number of defects, types of defects, environment etc.)
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SponsoredInteractive railway live demos and technologies at InnoTrans 2024
Leonton is a worldwide industrial networking communication manufacturer providing high-quality custom design product solutions. Located in Taiwan, Leonton has been a customer-centric company offering exceptional service since its founding in 2012. Leonton exceeds the customer’s expectations with its suitable, reliable, and high-quality products that check all the ...