"Kazakstan tem_r sholas" was completed by the pilot on the organization of Internet access for passengers of high-speed trains

On October 27, 2016 the InfiNet company announced the project on providing Internet access in trains for railway infrastructure of Kazakhstan.

Project Results

As a result of end of a pilot project, Internet access provides passengers of trains on on section of the railroad Astana - Pine-forest. Data transfer rate up to 80 Mbps on all train at the movement with a speed up to 200 km/h. Data transmission is organized on open sections of the road and in tunnels.

Advertizing azastan Temir Zhola, (2014)

The pilot project was executed by Kris-Service company.

This pilot project was implemented thanks to synergy in work of engineers InfiNet and Kris-Service. Huge functionality of the equipment of the producer – flexibility in creation of networks of any complexity, seamless integration with devices of third-party producers, the highest reliability and performance – all this allowed to achieve effective objectives. The commission highly appreciated efficiency of wireless communication at the movement of the train and showed interest in implementation of further stages of building of high-speed Internet access in the trains "KTZh". Sergey Chetvergov, the regional representative InfiNet in the Republic of Kazakhstan

Today there is a need of giving of high-speed communication channels for trains. We actually some of first-ever, together with the Russian producer "InfiNet", developed and successfully tested technology which works over the existing Wireless technologies and allows to cover extended / d-puti with a continuous wireless network. For us it is very important project in the Republic of Kazakhstan, in the Eurasian economic space. It is profitable to economies of our countries. And the most important, it is necessary for people: and to business community which appreciates every minute in work, and the school students allowing to study in the movement, and ordinary citizens to be always in touch with the family. Vladilen Yakunin, director of the company Kris-Service