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2021/11/30

SIL4 Data Center – a new platform architecture for safety-relevant railway applications

With digitalization, a multitude of new technologies will be introduced to the railway system. These will not only place high demands on performance and connectivity of IT environments, but also strict requirements...

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2021/11/02

Digitale Schiene Deutschland and its partners are developing an FRMCS System Design for the Digital Railway System

2021/09/29

Sensors4Rail at the ITS World Congress 2021

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2021/08/31

Start of a field study on innovative antenna systems for FRMCS deployments

2021/06/09

Automated excellence: Digital S-Bahn Hamburg wins German Mobility Award

2021/06/08

Digital Node Stuttgart - Digitization is no self-purpose

2021/05/11

Digital modernisation of the Kleve-Kempen line has begun

2021/05/03

An operational and technical vision for Digitale Schiene Deutschland

2021/04/29

New control and signalling technology: modernisation of the Ansbach-Triesdorf line

2021/04/28

Fourteen eyes on the road ahead: second Sensors4Rail test project successful

2021/04/21

New boost for Digitale Schiene Deutschland: 230 experts added to DB infrastructure team

2021/04/16

Fit for the future: modernisation of the Wörth-Germersheim-Speyer line has begun

2021/03/31

Expansion and modernisation of Finnentrop signal box begins

2021/03/10

Digitalisation of seven regional lines: €500m programme rolls out

2021/03/02

Together for the future of the railways – DB and SNCF extend their digital cooperation

2021/01/22

Federal government funds research into digital rail technology

2020/12/14

"Digital eyes" make trains smarter

2020/09/14

With digital rail operations into the future of the railway

Ronald Pofalla spricht an einer Pressekonferenz
2020/09/02

Digitalisation of the railways continues to pick up pace

2020/08/27

Digital S-Bahn Hamburg: first train fully equipped

2020/07/31

Research into digital railway technology planned in the Ore Mountains