Nokia Launches Commercial 5G Solution for Global Railway Operations
Nokia Launches Commercial 5G Solution for Global Railway Operations

Nokia Launches Commercial 5G Solution for Global Railway Operations

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Nokia has launched a new commercial 5G radio solution tailored for the railway sector, supporting the upcoming Future Railway Mobile Communication System (FRMCS) to enable smarter, safer, and more efficient rail networks with enhanced automation and passenger services. This system is designed to replace the legacy GSM-R technology, offering high-speed, secure, and reliable communications globally. Meanwhile, China leads with the world's largest high-speed railway network, integrating 5G connectivity onboard trains and aiming to develop next-generation trains reaching speeds of 1000 km/h with uninterrupted 5G service, reinforcing its dominance in railway technology. Additionally, Chongqing has announced a comprehensive plan to expand 5G adoption across the city by 2027, targeting over 80% 5G user penetration and focusing on integrating 5G-Advanced technology with AI, big data, and IoT to boost smart manufacturing, transportation, and healthcare. These developments reflect a global push toward leveraging 5G technology for transportation and infrastructure, enhancing digital transformation and operational efficiency. The railway and urban sectors are embracing 5G as a foundational technology to support innovation and sustainability in mobility and smart city applications.

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