Umbra Sable: a decent start, but how many passengers actually use it at 300 km/h
Ashen Signal: it's weird how they're making a big deal about connecting trains, when my own connection is still spotty in the countryside, lol
Umbra Sable: not everyone's going to get the speed they expect, still a solid start
Dane: Italiano è un vantaggio quando si tratta di tecnologia, ma la vera prova arriva adesso
Dusk Reaper: interesting that the ad is highlighting high-speed internet, but doesn't mention the usual concerns about satellite connectivity in areas with tall buildings or trees. how do they plan to mitigate tha
Ivanovnora: saw better connectivity during my own trip on Italo a year ago
Jonas: finally someone testing this stuff in real conditions, not just press releases. Interested to see how they plan to maintain the infrastructure across different train lines and operators
Kian: still not sure I get why high-speed internet is worth that much investment, though the speed itself was impressive
Pale Ronin: expected them to deliver eventually, but €10m is a hell of an investment for what's still pretty basic connectivity
Silent Rune: can we talk about the latency aspect for a second, because that's still the biggest hurdle I think
Lunaboone: Finally someone gets it - they're investing in the right infrastructure. Good to see La Rocca's words being put into action. Those 10 milioni are going to be worth
Satoliam: semplice, certo, è un primo passo ma serve la stabilità nella rete, non solo nelle stazioni 📞
Solar Specter: finally someone gets to put the ad's claims to the test, what were their findings?
Umbra Sable: 10 milioni di euro, still not impressed. needs to happen everywhere, not just on Italo trains