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Most Technologically Advanced Cities in the World

Most Technologically Advanced Cities in the World

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It’s no surprise tech cities are surging in interest as vacation destinations. Due to the rising fascination with cutting edge gadgets, more and more travelers are seeking out places to stay connected, visit futuristic attractions and relax at high tech hotels . What’s more, tech-minded travelers can enjoy all sorts of innovative entertainment in a smart city, whether it’s watching a…

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IoT and Smart Agriculture Are Building Our Future Cities Today

"Smart agriculture in smart cities is expected to feed 9.6 billion people on the planet by 2050". Reblog with caption 🙃

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Trend Micro traça panorama das cidades inteligentes e reforça importância da segurança de dados

Trend Micro traça panorama das cidades inteligentes e reforça importância da segurança de dados

De acordo com o estudo, ao mesmo tempo que a digitalização evolui, o hackeamento de sistemas e invasões são ameaças possíveis

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Connected cities could suffer ‘catastrophic’ blackouts

Connected cities could suffer ‘catastrophic’ blackouts

The ramifications of a blackout, just like the one recently fully fledged in land, are deep reaching. throughout a blackout, none of the devices connected to the lauded web of Things would be ready to ‘talk’ to every alternative. If a cyber attack on essential infrastructure took management of a country’s power system, merely nothing would work. No urban facilities, no water, no air-con, no…

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What cities could look like in 10 years - Business Insider

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William J. Mitchell, an architect and urban theorist who envisioned the modern city as an electronically interconnected network of systems and who, while serving as dean of the school of architecture and planning at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, enlisted top architects to carry out an ambitious expansion of the M.I.T. campus, died Friday in Boston. He was 65 and lived in Cambridge, Mass.