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Whitepaper: How Distributed Ledger Technology supports the transition to Autonomous Mobility

As rail systems move toward higher levels of automation, one question grows louder: can we trust the data behind every decision?

At Alstom we explore how Distributed Ledger Technology (DLT), commonly known as blockchain, provides a shared, tamper‑proof way to secure and validate data across complex rail ecosystems.

Through concrete rail use cases, it highlights how trusted data can enable machine‑to‑machine interactions, strengthen regulatory compliance and support the transition to autonomous rail operations.

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