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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 state chose the location because it is well-suited for real-world testing.
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The meters will cut costs, make responses to outages faster, and allow customers to monitor their own power use.
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After nearly two years of proceedings including a two-day meeting ended late Tuesday, the Arizona Corporation Commission voted 4-1 to end so-called net metering.
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The planned 10-acre solar array would have supplied renewable energy to Frederick County’s power grid and applied the energy credit to electric meters on several city government buildings.
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The system is is expected to make billing and maintenance more efficient, detect outages faster and increase the utility's data and analytics abilities.
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The program, which seeks to ease traffic troubles, is reportedly the first of its kind in North America.
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On its mission to become the nation's first smart state, Illinois held its second workshop solidifying goals and project leads.
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Experts fear the Internet of Things can be conscripted into a virtual army by hackers if companies continue to create products with weak or no security protections.
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The company behind New York’s celebrated transformation of old pay phones into high-tech digital way stations has negotiated a 15-year deal with Miami-Dade officials to install up to 300 of the kiosks at bus stops and Metrorail stations across the county.
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The city has issued a request for information that seeks help in creating better, more efficient services utilizing technology.
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Over the past few years, members of the National Trust’s Preservation Green Lab team have developed a concept they call a community’s “Character Score.”
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Uber's principle that it’s better to ask for forgiveness than permission may not work in its war on drivers, according to technology and transportation analysts, who say regulators may prove less willing to cave now that the company is pushing technology that the public doesn’t yet trust.
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Elaine Chao, Trump’s nominee for transportation secretary, will wield great power over how driverless cars and other automated vehicles will be regulated — or not.
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Henrik Christensen, who was hired in July to run UC San Diego’s young Contextual Robotics Institute, talks about the effect autonomous cars may have on our society.
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The rules, passed unanimously by the California Energy Commission after years in the making, will cover desktops and laptops as well as monitors, workstations and small servers.
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Bringing together members from local, state and federal government, Sacramento announced its is open for business for autonomous vehicles.
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A judge has ordered the city of Chicago to hold off on implementing new restrictions on Airbnb and other home-sharing platforms after a group of homeowners sued the city last month.
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Uber argued that its technology was exempt from the DMV's permit requirements -- but the DMV disagreed.
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