IN: Chandigarh Smart City Ltd inks pact to improve decision-making
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National Informatics Centre to analyse data of UT depts
Chandigarh Smart City Limited has tied up with the National Informatics Centre (NIC) to analyse the data of all UT wings and suggest interventions. The move is aimed at helping various departments in decision-making,
In what will work as an analytical tool, various departments will provide data to the NIC, which will analyse it. The Integrated Command and Control Centre (ICCC) will assist and make suggestions to the departments concerned.
IN: Gujarat: Dwarka: Emerging as a model for sustainable infra development
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Dwarka's model provides a blueprint for creating thriving, sustainable communities in the heart of urban landscapes.
Dwarka, a sub-city in southwestern Delhi, is setting new benchmarks in sustainable urban development. As part of its smart city initiatives, Dwarka’s commitment to sustainability makes it a prime location for environmentally-conscious retail investments. We take a look at how Dwarka’s eco-friendly infrastructure and smart city initiatives create an ideal ecosystem for sustainable retail.
Unveiling Singapore’s Smart Cities: Pioneering Urban Innovation and Future Sustainability
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As you step into the bustling streets of Singapore, you’re not just entering a city – you’re experiencing a living laboratory of innovation. This tiny island nation has emerged as a global pioneer in urban sustainability, seamlessly weaving technology, design, and policy to create a futuristic metropolis that’s as efficient as it is enchanting. From intelligent transportation systems to green skyscrapers like The Chuan Park, Singapore’s smart cities are redefining the urban landscape, and you’re about to discover the secrets behind this remarkable transformation.
Opening the gates of the smart city
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Driven by the growing prevalence of smart tech such as 5G, AI and IoT, cities around the world will be able to become smarter places to live and work. But how can smart tech get to places hitherto unconnected to prevent a digital divide?
Technological innovation abounds all around us. Think of the cloud. Communications networks. Artificial intelligence (AI). The evolutionary steps that each of these, plus many other facets of IT, have taken, have been totally transformative for those developing them as much as for those using them. It can be argued that the trend of digitisation over the past decade has provided homes, businesses and whole communications with new opportunities.
Three ways AI can make smart cities more inclusive and sustainable
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Maurizio Rinaldi, CEO, Sonda USA, explores how artificial intelligence can help improve public services, particularly for unserved, underserved, and disadvantaged communities.
There’s a good chance you have heard about the artificial intelligence (AI) revolution. This cutting-edge technology, which has gained significant traction in recent years, promises to revolutionise every aspect of our lives, from the apps on our phones to the tasks we perform at work. But did you know AI can also be a game-changer for smart cities, significantly improving public safety, transportation, and affordable housing?