The European HOROM project, directed by Gorgy Timing Partnership for France with the Observatory in Besançon and Oscilloquartz for Switzerland, will allow a clock with multiple oscillators to be developed (Hydrogen and Caesium Maser) and time/frequency to be carried to networks.
The aim is to upgrade performances in terms of precision, stability and reliability to reach unimaginable heights for commercial clocks, however to also meet synchronising needs for all types of telecommunications networks with flexible technology and implementation.