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What Does A City Need To Actually Be Called A Smart City?

What Does A City Need To Actually Be Called A Smart City?

At first glance, it might seem difficult to come up with many similarities between Taipei and its Sister City, Atlanta. The Taiwanese capital has five metro lines that moves millions of people a day. Metro Atlanta’s daily rider numbers just hit 200,000. Despite carrying an endless stream of

The Race To Zero: How Smart Cities Can Get Green

The Race To Zero: How Smart Cities Can Get Green

Langdon Morris has put together a roadmap to how we can create a true, clean world. He is the author of Net Zero City, a book that suggests that there is a path to curb the climate crisis by the year 2032. Any way you look at it, that is

International Spotlight Shines On Smart City Work In City of Warner Robins

International Spotlight Shines On Smart City Work In City of Warner Robins

For more than 80 years, the City of Warner Robins, Georgia was largely defined by its military community. The city, located 110 miles southeast of Atlanta, appeared on the map seemingly overnight after The Great Depression. A new railroad route helped attract what would become the prominent Robins Air Force

Curiosity Lab's Latest Partnership Looks To Bring Taiwanese Startups To Town

Curiosity Lab's Latest Partnership Looks To Bring Taiwanese Startups To Town

The City of Peachtree Corners is looking to pave new roads between the startup communities in Atlanta and Taiwan. Curiosity Lab, the city’s innovation park focused on smart cities and mobility technologies, is partnering with Startup Terrace, an entrepreneurial hub supported by the Taiwanese government and organized by Taiwan’