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The first day of the online event confirmed that the smart cities sector is well aware of its destination but it’s how it gets there that will be the problem.
In the latest SmartCitiesWorld podcast, Sarah Wray talks to Chris Shannon, CEO of Fotech Group and Stuart Large, Product Line Director & Business Development.
In the latest SmartCitiesWorld podcast, Sarah Wray talks to Chris Shannon, CEO of Fotech Group and Stuart Large, Product Line Director & Business Development.
Li Yangming, Chief Representative, Oil & Gas Industry of Global Energy Business Unit, Huawei EBG, explains how new digital technologies are boosting efficiency, safety and productivity in oil and gas camps.
Deployment from Boldyn Networks will extend high-capacity 5G to areas like the terminal, concourses, airfield, rental car facility, and parking garage.
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.
Private 5G solution supports real-time analytics, sensors, and connected equipment across the dynamic environment at one of the UK’s key deep-sea gateways.
Freshwave is deploying 13 4G/5G outdoor small cells for O2 in Guildford city centre in the UK under an open access agreement with Surrey County Council.
AT&T and Boldyn have activated the service in Metropolitan Transportation Authority’s G line tunnel segments between Court Square and Bedford-Nostrand Avenue.
City will deploy Upciti’s lightweight, privacy-by-design sensor technology that will provide the city with information on pedestrian behaviour to improve safety.
Hossam El-Shoukry, smart cities engineering lead, MENA, Honeywell, explains why smart city technologies aren’t an optional extra but central to building liveable, people-centric cities.
The seven new hubs have been established in communities with significant digital needs in the UK city, while five existing hubs have been strengthened.
Sunderland City Council chief executive Patrick Melia explains why smart transformation doesn’t have to be driven by scale or budget – it’s about clarity of vision, strong partnerships and community trust.
Collaboration lays the foundation for advancing KAFD’s smart city infrastructure by exploring potential integration of enterprise-grade solutions in Riyadh.
University of North Dakota teamed with Boldyn as part of the NetX: Elevating Connectivity initiative to meet the long-term needs of a research university.
Scottish city will benefit from enhanced mobile coverage with 4G cells placed in key public spaces such as outside the railway station and on the high street.
CU Phosco, 5G Synergiewerk and Telefónica installed the poles near key subway stations to eliminate mobile coverage blackspots and increase network capacity.
The new system features the industry’s first commercial 5G radio for the 1900 MHz band, and a core platform designed to boost automation, safety, and cross border connectivity.
North Texas Innovation Alliance’s 2025 pitching challenge aims to underline the importance of supporting international innovation and economic development.
Justin Anderson, Managing Director for Data and Digital at Connected Places Catapult, explains how a new role for him coincides with national and local innovation priorities, and how to make good on the potential of devolution.
Academy aims to provide local people with career routes into AI, digital and data jobs as well as upskilling existing workers to help drive economic growth.
Intelligent NETworks introduces an innovative transportation operations solution to realise infrastructure efficiency in the City of Peachtree Corners.
Interactive installations are helping families get active, socialise and enjoy the outdoors as well as create connected community spaces with free public wifi.
Raffaele Gareri, founder and partner Urban Innovators Global and former CDO of Rome, explains why innovation in cities must begin with people, and how to deliver the best outcomes to communities through innovation projects.
Private 5G wireless network will provide a secure, scalable, and high-performance network designed for critical applications and future mobility needs.
Alliance between Peachtree Corners and MUFG strengthens international innovation pipeline through smart city collaboration and real-world technology deployment.
SmartCitiesWorld chair Paul Wilson, a guest on Siemens’ Smart Infrastructure Italian Press Tour June 2025, tells the story of Trieste, its changing port in an era of electrification, and how digital twin technology is supporting management of the city’s energy grid.
€3.1m SmartSpires initiative will deploy at least three smart towers equipped with 5G, AI, edge and IoT tech to support innovative use cases in the campus.
It will support the south of France city’s long-term objectives, including AI integration and smart city expansion, while contributing to sustainability goals.
As we mark World Environment Day on 5th June 2025, it’s a timely moment to shine a light on how Sunderland is harnessing smart city innovation to power its journey to a more sustainable future.
Singapore IMDA is partnering with industry heavyweights to accelerate adoption of frontier technologies for SMEs and strengthen cyber resilience with advanced AI.
We explore how AI and data-driven solutions are taking cities to a new level of digital transformation, with a focus on Huawei’s role in global smart city development.
Sherelle Fairweather, digital strategy lead for Manchester City Council, talks through how the city’s digital strategy has progressed in the last few years, covering its four key priorities.
The US city is deploying Esri’s ArcGIS software to visualise, analyse and consolidate data from connected smart city solutions and unlock actionable insights.
The Digital Health Hubs are spread across the UK city of Sunderland to increase digital connectivity and IT provision in communities that need it the most.
Ranking combines global user-generated data, statistical performance and new proprietary research, including an Ipsos survey of 7,500 Europeans in 10 countries.
The 2025 ProptechOS Smart City Index analyses 95 global cities, including the 50 largest cities by population in the US and 45 major cities across Europe.
As well as bringing immediate benefits, the council will explore the use of the network to provide connectivity to the planned autonomous shuttle services.
Liz St Louis, director of smart cities and enabling services at Sunderland City Council, shares details of the real impact of its Digital Inclusion Programme, supported by Boldyn Networks.
Ten startups will access the lab’s physical coworking and prototyping space, which features a private 5G network for the research and development of IoT tech.
Peachtree Corners is collaborating with BizzTech to develop an AI‑driven metaverse platform that will redefine urban planning around local city challenges.
New partnership with Georgia Tech seeks to amplify hands-on research opportunities and to continue bridging academic learning and industry collaboration.
Small cell technology is being integrated into street lighting in the UK city to transform urban infrastructure into a scalable, multi-operator wireless network.
Blaize and Broadsat aim to transform telecom and broadcast towers into intelligent AI-powered edge compute nodes for real-time video and global data delivery.
Expansion is setting the stage for future-ready infrastructure that will support everything from high-speed internet to the next-gen of AI-driven technologies.
Initiative includes a solution that rewards tourists’ environmental respect, incentivises local commerce and calculates traveller’s digital carbon footprint.
2025 Digital Leaders Impact Awards invited the public to vote for projects that use digital technology to support communities and create meaningful change.
The US city has released a report demonstrating the progress that has been made in fulfilling its Digital Inclusion Strategy, which was launched in 2023.
The city council will collaborate with Huawei in areas such as the city command centre, smart buildings, connectivity, green energy and ICT talent development.
A roadmap outlines 11 new initiatives, including launch of an interagency Digital Equity Working Group and creation of a chief digital equity officer role.
ITU has announced new industry commitments for universal and meaningful connectivity as part of its Partner2Connect Digital Coalition at MWC25 in Barcelona.
Featured at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona (MWC25), the first deployment of the service that runs across existing 4G and 5G networks will be in Germany.
Sunderland City Council and North East Combined Authority recently staged an event to highlight how 5G is driving regional innovation and connectivity.
Connecting all devices and personnel at Oulu University Hospital, the network has enabled uninterrupted data flow and connectivity even in a power outage.
Abhishek Sandhir, managing director, telecom – global at Sand Technologies, explains how the future of cities relies on connectivity, and looks at where to begin and how to prioritise in building better urban networks.
Launched outside of Pinckneyville Middle School in the city, the pilot uses artificial intelligence to address the safety challenges of busy crosswalks.
Brandon Branham, CTO and deputy city manager at Peachtree Corners, and executive director of Curiosity Labs, explains how the city is balancing community needs with technology innovation that pushes boundaries for a local government.
The research was conducted to benchmark the leading metropolitan statistical areas based on their capacity to generate and embrace emerging technologies.
It also believes 6G should concentrate on practical verticals, including smart cities, which will benefit most from low-latency, and seamless connectivity.
Research reveals that connectivity outranks price and amenities for business leaders, while the demand for smart building technologies is also on the increase.