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Rai Way S.p.A. is an Italian enterprise dedicated to the ownership and administration of television and radio transmission and broadcasting infrastructure nationwide. It facilitates the delivery of TV and radio signals utilizing its extensive network, encompassing terrestrial, satellite, radio link, and fiber optic technologies. Beyond its core transmission operations, the firm extends services such as leasing tower space for third-party broadcasting and transmission gear, comprehensive network management and upkeep, and various ancillary support. Its service portfolio further encompasses a broad spectrum of network solutions, including digital broadcasting systems, advanced transmission networks, DTT, multimedia communications, value-added services, and specialized project management and organizational process support, alongside continuous maintenance of its transmission infrastructure. Key clients include broadcasters, telecommunications providers, government agencies, and corporate enterprises. Founded in Rome in 1999, Rai Way S.p.A. operates as a subsidiary of Rai Radiotelevisione italiana S.p.A.
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