Chinese vendor ZTE, together with China Telecom Chengdu Branch and other partners have been working in the so-called “5G Joy City” project in Chengdu, China, with the main goal of improving the quality of life of Chengdu residents.
As part of this initiative, ZTE and Chengdu Telecom have deployed a high-quality 5G network system through 3D coverage, and have achieved continuous coverage of 5G networks in the main urban area and in-depth coverage of key areas across Chengdu.
Smart city starts with smart planning, and geographic information system or GIS is the foundation technology for smart city development. It empowers town planners to determine how, where, and when their designs can have the greatest impact to improve the quality of life.
Hong Kong SAR is celebrating its 25th anniversary this year. In the last 25 years, through applying GIS, Hong Kong becomes a better living place mainly in the following four areas:
Weiterlesen: CN: Hong Kong: Smart city starts with smart planning
China's investment in big data centers is expected to grow by more than 20 percent annually during the 14th Five-Year Plan period (2021-25), and the cumulative investment in related fields is set to exceed 3 trillion yuan ($471 billion), the country's top economic regulator said on Friday.
Sun Wei, deputy director of the Department of Innovation and High-Tech Development at the National Development and Reform Commission, said the big data centers play a key role in supporting the operation of the digital economy.
Key meeting calls for extensive use of high tech to enhance public services
Xi Jinping, general secretary of the Communist Party of China Central Committee, called on Tuesday for the extensive use of digital technologies in administration and public services to further modernize the nation's governance system and capacity. While presiding over a meeting of the Central Committee for Deepening Overall Reform, Xi, the head of the committee, stressed the need to promote the digital and smart operations of the government and fully carry out the strategy to build up the nation's capacity in cyberspace.
City planners in China are installing smart connected lighting systems to reduce carbon emissions and bring new looks to famous landmarks
China is the midst of a massive decarbonisation campaign, and smart connected LEDs are leading the drive forward.
The country’s so-called dual carbon strategy, to peak its emissions by 2030 and become carbon neutral by 2060, aims to make vast advancements as part of fighting the global climate crisis. The goals are also expected to bring trillions of dollars of investment opportunities and help advance emissions-reduction technologies and low-carbon industries.
Weiterlesen: Connected LEDs are helping China meet its dual carbon goals