By 2050, the UN estimates that there will be 5.3 billion people living in the world’s cities, a full 70 percent of the human population. This unprecedented rate of urbanization and its inherent boost in resource consumption has created a need for a new type of city that can be smarter, more ecological, and, ultimately, sustainable long into the future.
China’s Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) is paving the way for a new iteration of cities throughout Asia.
The transition from smart cities to smart homes is a significant trend in Europe’s telecom
Milton Keynes, a fast-growing smart city in the UK, hosts the Milton Keynes Smart City
The role of LED lighting in advancing smart cities and Internet of Things (IoT) applications
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