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Hitachi Rail
About Hitachi Rail
Hitachi Rail is committed to driving a sustainable mobility transition and helping every passenger, customer and community enjoy more connected, seamless and sustainable transport. Hitachi Rail is a trusted partner to operators around the world with expertise across every part of the rail ecosystems – from manufacture and maintenance of rolling stock to digital signalling and smart operational systems. In FY23, the company had revenues of €7bn with 24,000 employees across over 50 countries, and it invests in its diverse and talented teams. Drawing on the wider Hitachi group companies, Hitachi Rail furthers the development of digital innovation and new technologies to help pioneer resilient and sustainable solutions.
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6 published signals
Presence & Recognition
Hitachi Rail hosted Leeward Community College and the Pacific Intelligence & Innovation Initiative (P3I) at KHON2 News Living 808 for showcasing collaborations between Leeward Community College and the workforce on ramps for local students.
Reported by Cara Mazzei, CFRE
Partnerships
Hitachi Rail connected with federal partners from the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) for a Super Star Saturday Post.
Reported by Cara Mazzei, CFRE
Products & Services
Hitachi Rail delivered its CBTC digital signaling technology to enable GoA4 driverless operations with high reliability and efficiency.
Reported by Hitachi Rail
Products & Services
Hitachi Rail delivered its CBTC digital signaling technology to enable GoA4 driverless operations with high reliability and efficiency, and the new 4.8 km underground extension of the Thessaloniki Metro adds five stations including Nomarchia, Kalamaria, Aretsou, Nea Krini, and Mikra.
Reported by Hitachi Rail
Presence & Recognition
Hitachi Rail is exhibiting at the Missouri Transit Conference at Table 7 to showcase Hitachi Mobility Multimodal Solutions.
Reported by Mark Jason
People
Hitachi Rail employee Michael Jouffroy officially retired from his role at Hitachi Rail following a career spanning over a half year.
Reported by Michael Jouffroy