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Each winning city will receive an individualized Readiness Workshop and host of tech tools to help further its efforts toward becoming a smart city.
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The program, according to Fredericksburg Councilman Matt Kelly, helps get smaller, less-expensive projects in the pipeline, but isn’t doing much to help fix bigger transportation problems.
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The California Supreme Court's decision that publicly owned railroads are not exempt from the state's bedrock environmental law is being hailed by environmental watchdogs and opponents of the high-speed rail project.
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Third annual Gigabit City Summit is set to attract some 300 to 350 attendees ranging from public-sector CIOs, to entrepreneurs, to tech professionals in the private sector.
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Apple is reportedly working on self-driving car software as well.
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Dallas marketing agency Imaginuity has launched a new platform that allows a city to create its own skill, Alexa's version of an app.
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The new law allows for speaking on a cellphone while crossing a city street or highway, but doesn't allow pedestrian to looks at a device — including laptop computers, tablets, video gaming devices and pagers.
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The legislation will now go to the full House for consideration.
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Meeting of the Minds is set to hold its annual summit in Ohio this year.
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Nuclear, solar, wind and geothermal energy were considered as solutions to carbon emission, but with problems of their own, such as commercial deployment.
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While the main selling point for smart thermostats is saving money — annual savings are about 12 percent for most customers — the units have been a tough sell beyond tech-savvy early adopters.
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Nineteen states have passed laws regulating autonomous vehicles, and governors in three more states have set out policies through executive order. But New Mexico does not have any rules for such machines.
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The new cars are outfitted with a bright and cheery blue and green color scheme, new digital display boards, overhead air conditioning, a third door to help passengers get on and off the trains, and onboard bike racks.
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The argument between state or city responsibility seems to just be heating up.
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With its foray into trucking, Uber must compete with logistics companies, freight matching websites called load boards and other apps.
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All around lie gizmos that never stop collecting bits of information -- bits that become bytes piling into mountains of data that could, in the city of the near future, ultimately make urban life better at a lower cost to taxpayers.
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Once constructed, the 144,000-square-foot plant will convert trash from more than 115 communities that belong to the Municipal Review Committee into biogas, a fuel made from fermented organic materials.
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Will the 220-mph train become a Silicon Valley Express for droves of millennials and others who can barely afford to rent, let alone buy, a Bay Area home?
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Once testing is complete, fingerprint scanning could roll out to Delta terminals nationwide “in a matter of months.”
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