Rome Base Station Communication Project

United Nations Agencies headquartered in Italy

The Rome Office of UNICRI acts as the antenna of the UNICRI''s Turin Headquarters and as the support base for the United Nations Regional Information Centre (UNRIC) of Brussels.
Rome Base Station Communication Project

Base transceiver stations for mobile communication Design and Supervision for the installation of mobile communication stations, as well as the dismantling of infrastructure – including disabling and removal
ALERT: Installation of the 5G outdoor radio base

The goal is to provide 5G outdoor coverage, in order to trigger the test and measurement activities that are planned in the Fondazione RESTART
Rome International Airport chooses DAMM as supplier for Mission

DAMM has through their authorised System Partner in Italy, GEG Telecomunicazioni, been awarded the contract to replace the existing communication system at the Leonardo da Vinci-Fiumicino Airport in
5G Launched for all mobile operators in the 9 Jubilee

Citizens, tourists and pilgrims arriving for the Jubilee will be able to use their smartphones, tablets and PCs through the 4G and 5G connections of
Rome opens long-awaited Colosseum subway station, with displays of

Tourists planning to visit the Colosseum and other sites in Rome''s historic center will be able to bypass the eternal city''s notoriously snarled surface traffic — made even worse in recent years by the
AFRL opens state-of-the-art Extreme Computing

“The Air Force Research Laboratory''s Rome location has garnered a reputation as one of America''s premier military research facilities, and this new
The Project

Roma Metropolitane approves the final project of the Porta Metronia station design. Subsequently, Metro C S.C.p.A. transmits the
Base transceiver station

The BCF is implemented as a discrete unit or even incorporated in a TRX in compact base stations. The BCF provides an operations and maintenance
Base transceiver stations for mobile communication

Design and Supervision for the installation of mobile communication stations, as well as the dismantling of infrastructure – including disabling and removal of radioelectric systems.