How redundancy concepts ensure maximum system availability in air traffic control
Applications in air traffic control are highly sensitive and mission-critical. Therefore, all technical components included in such installations must run reliably.
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Applications in air traffic control are highly sensitive and mission-critical. Therefore, all technical components included in such installations must run reliably.
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