Baltimore system is the first project completed in Hitachi's new digital train manufacturing facility in Hagerstown, MD.

The SkyTrain uses Communications-Based Train Control (CBTC) technology SelTrac™, which was developed in Canada and pioneered by Hitachi Rail.

Toronto's first modern light rail transit system enters service with signalling technology developed in Toronto, delivering more frequent trains and a reliable service for transit riders.

Collaboration relies on Google Cloud's cybersecurity and generative and agentic AI technology to drive operational excellence and advance autonomous trains.

Hitachi and Tobu Railway Co., Ltd. ("Tobu Railway") have entered into a strategic partnership to implement Hitachi's HMAX, its next-generation digital asset management platform, on Tobu Railway's train.

IGX Thor offers up to 8x higher AI compute and 2x better connectivity while delivering real-time sensor processing, AI reasoning, functional safety and long-term enterprise support.

New Segment Connects Airport and Other Key Hubs While Advancing Island-Wide Sustainable Transportation for Waikiki Communities.

Hitachi Rail in Mexico has a team of 177 specialised professionals responsible for designing, implementing and operating highly complex rail solutions, including the Technology Competence Centre in Mexico City.

The carbon-neutral facility showcases the Hitachi Group's powerful digital and transformative technologies, including HMAX solutions for both the rail sector and broader industrial applications.

The MOU signed between Hitachi Rail and Ontario Tech University will allow Hitachi Rail to contribute to the development and direction of the Railway Engineering Specialization.