As intelligent transportation systems (ITS) become more widespread, railways and other transport systems increasingly rely on telecom room to process large-scale real-time data. This drives the growing demand for high-speed, low-latency computing and storage.

The transportation industry increasingly demands real-time data. For example, toll stations need to sync vehicle and violation information for accurate charges, while airports require up-to-date communication, passenger, and weather data to schedule flights. Any disruption in data transmission can lead to delays or safety incidents.

Some transportation hubs, like airports, deploy numerous IoT devices that monitor the environment and collect data through sensing facilities. This accelerates the digital transformation of the transportation industry and enhances service quality, such as real-time flight updates and passenger flow management.