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Tune in for the latest Urban Exchange where we get a first-hand account of city resilience measures from Quezon City following unexpected extreme rainfall.
Gareth Tang, President of Urban Solutions at ST Engineering, explains how urban AI applications are set to evolve, detailing projects where AI is already making significant impact.
SmartCitiesWorld’s senior editor Luke Antoniou on the launch of the new AI CityXchange, at a time where dialogue and knowledge sharing is critical between cities and their partners to use AI technology for public good.
Chris Lucero, director of design and technology at The Connective, explains how the evolution of smart streetlighting can provide previously unseen ROI for multiple city departments.
Carahsoft will serve as Purple Transform’s public sector distributor, making its AI-powered infrastructure platform available through its reseller partners.
Patero is integrating its post-quantum encryption technology into Sylllego’s intelligent infrastructure platform to bolster cybersecurity for US cities.
The research was conducted to benchmark the leading metropolitan statistical areas based on their capacity to generate and embrace emerging technologies.
By using tech like AI, IoT and blockchain, with an emphasis on cybersecurity, the Kyiv Centre will foster an innovation ecosystem with local and global impact.
The proposed collaboration will focus on the implementation of digital technologies in the Kingdom to optimise traffic flow and enhance the end-user experience.
Actelis’ hybrid-fibre networking technology will power essential traffic management applications, including signals, cameras, and congestion monitoring systems.
The Birmingham Blade, a collaboration between EvoPhase and Kwik Fab, addresses the issue of producing small-scale, affordable, generators of wind energy.
Key IT decision-makers with an influence in cybersecurity in large organisations, including in governments and the public sector, were surveyed for global report.
Although urgent, there is no magic switch to enhance cybersecurity in cities and a multifaceted approach is crucial, says Dario Campovecchi, chief information security officer, Paradox Engineering SA.
The dual threat of ransomware and social engineering increases pressure on federal government bodies to enhance their cyber defences and response strategies.
As part of a contract worth £1.2m, North is deploying 100 cameras across the city to support the council’s campaign against anti-social behaviour and crime.
WiMi said the aim is to establish a sharing ecosystem for IoT data in smart cities that is secure and efficient and ensures IoT data security and integrity.
Partners plan to prepare new project applications and seek co-funding to bolster capacity of students, faculty, and industry in developing cybersecurity skills.
Honeywell’s Advanced Control for Buildings platform also claims to deliver faster network speeds that, “in an industry first”, makes use of existing wiring.
SmartCitiesWorld gets up close and personal with the City of Dallas and its innovative smart city strategies. Panellist from City of Dallas, National League of Cities and Ubicquia. Watch OnDemand
Digital Dubai will work with Moro Hub to implement a suite of managed cybersecurity services to help safeguard the assets and systems of government entities.
Denver implemented a number of improvements to improve data disaster recovery following an audit in 2021, including more collaboration with other agencies.
Study by Capterra emphasises the need for cities and organisations to leverage smart city technologies and integrate them with the latest urban developments.
Tirupati is one of the 100 original cities selected for the Indian government’s Smart Cities Mission which will serve as models for other aspiring cities.
It will collaborate with tech company Dell and digital infrastructure specialist Equinix to drive innovation and green practices for a more sustainable future.
It allows the Dubai Electronic Security Centre to accredit those delivering services to Dubai government entities and critical information infrastructure.
Located in Oxagon, it will enhance current and future digital connectivity, security and network resilience to meet the growing demands of the Neom region.
The emirate’s strategy is based on a vision to digitalise all aspects of life and establish a robust digital system that empowers a digitally driven society.
Juniper Research reports as governments seek more efficient systems we will see more digital copies of conventional IDs and specially designed digital IDs.
Cybersecurity Best Practices for Smart Cities aims to ensure connected technology is integrated into infrastructure in a way which protects systems and data.
Research uncovers industry concern about cyber threats, with 58 per cent of organisations identifying their OT cybersecurity risk level as high or critical.
It will provide “intelligence everywhere” in the country’s New Administrative Capital city, which will also feature a cultural district and urban neighbourhoods.
The City of San Diego is hosting cybersecurity awareness training for small businesses in its ongoing efforts to better protect the city from cyberattacks.
The roadmap was produced within the Concordia project, which brings together universities, innovation centres and private companies from 27 European countries.
Petro Olenych (CDTO), Oleg Polovynko (CIO), and Denys Nazarenko (CIO Advisor) from the Kyiv City Council explain how technology is being used to build resilience in the city, as well as to keep residents engaged and informed.
Dallas Secure is designed to protect individuals from the growing number of threats targeting the large amount of data and information on mobile devices.
Portland’s smart city team has developed the policy with the community, focusing on reducing harm to those most vulnerable to and harmed by surveillance tech.
It is launching a Synthetic Data Implementation Framework which seeks to increase opportunities to share high-value data, while protecting the sensitive information it contains.
Corsight AI’s artificial intelligence-powered solution is set to integrate with OneMind hypervisors, which provide operators with a holistic picture of real-time smart city performance.
The US Conference of Mayors has set up a steering committee to keep cities at the cutting edge of what’s possible, focusing on areas such as broadband deployment, cybersecurity and digital services.
The exercise, which involved 18-Dubai-based government and private sector entities, aimed to promote agile cybersecurity practices, boosting the participating organisations’ ability to counter cyberattacks.
Despite the rise in such attacks, more than three-fifths of cyber leaders in critical national infrastructure organisations do not have a decision-making plan in place on whether to pay the ransom in the case of an attack.
Council buildings and schools across the UK city will benefit from improved digital connectivity, including more flexible wifi and more network security tools.
Globally, the aim of the collaboration is to leverage the council’s presence in Australia, New Zealand and India to further educate and drive digital twin adoption in cities.
Once the technology launches later in the summer, the public and all relevant city departments will be able to access the same record through an online platform, providing clarity and transparency.
The Digital Trust Centre will lead research and development efforts for “trust technologies”, which include those that preserve data privacy while the data is being analysed.
The latest SmartCitiesWorld podcast sees senior editor Luke Antoniou joined by Kalyn Sims, CTO of Hexagon Safety & Infrastructure, to discuss the ley to cross-departmental and inter-agency collaboration in today’s smart cities.
Once light poles are equipped with the Utilus platform, they are able to communicate with each other and establish a network that provides a range of smart city applications.
The Wireless Broadband Alliance announced the completion of testing around the deployment of WBA Roaming, priming the GDPR-compliant standard for adoption throughout Europe.
The two sides will work together to promote innovation and skills and capabilities in the area of cybersecurity through advanced programmes and training courses.
US Ignite will work with Columbus State University and the City of Columbus in Georgia to implement multiple projects, including a digital dashboard, under the Smart Base programme.
Led by the Virginia Innovative Partnership Corporation, the project will evaluate best practices and technology standards related to securing IoT infrastructure at the edge.
The platform, which has been a year in development and testing, will form one of the pillars within the Dubai Cyber Index that supports the overall performance of cybersecurity at government establishments.
La Marina de València is working with Telefonica Tech to transform the traditional supply posts for boats into intelligent points and is also making use of blockchain technology to guarantee the immutability of data.
With Mobility-as-a-Service pilots and projects having been disrupted by the pandemic, SmartCitiesWorld explores the opportunity to get back on track with the MaaS concept in 2022 with the Urban Mobility Partnership’s (UMP) Chris Pritchett.
The Talq Consortium’s global protocol is designed to help smart cities avoid vendor lock-in and be assured of the interoperability of systems from different manufacturers.
Working with the BSV blockchain association, the Saudi Digital Academy will collaborate to provide learning and development resources for a variety of audiences, including government agencies.
The city council anticipates the facility will provide a holistic view of the capital by utilising the latest technology to drive operational efficiencies, improve security and analyse trends.
How can cities and businesses plan for sustainability and resilience in the face of mass urbanisation, climate change and Covid-19? Is technology and innovation the answer?
Quanergy Systems will showcase its suite of solutions that focus on areas such as retail flow management analytics, building occupancy management, and perimeter intrusion detection.