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SponsoredState and local governments are accelerating technology modernization, and embracing cloud as a vital part of those efforts. In this Q&A, Celeste O’Dea, Oracle senior managing director of strategic programs for government and education, and William Sanders, Oracle director of strategic programs for government and education, discuss the ways in which a cloud platform can provide a solid foundation for enterprise adoption. -
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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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Time Warner Cable announced it's cranking up Internet speeds in Kansas City while AT&T aims to build an ultra-fast network in Overland Park.
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The Maine Technology Institute will help fund four energy-efficient solar projects throughout the state, each intended to demonstrate that Maine agriculture doesn't have to shut down in the winter
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Gov. Rick Scott goes along for "a great ride" in an autonomous Audi A7.
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AT&T said its GigaPower service will download 25 songs in one second, a TV show in less than three seconds, and a high definition online movie in less than 36 seconds.
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The Sun Link is a good example of modern streetcar services that are bringing a new transportation option to communities across the country – or in some cases, bringing back an old one.
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In a response to a Los Angeles RFI for citywide broadband, Dutch start up Angie Communications said it would also build and operate a nationwide 4G network and a Wi-Fi network that reaches 90 percent of the population. But some are skeptical of the ambitious plan.
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Among the Internet of Things' most important functions will be to help individuals, communities and cities become smarter energy consumers.
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It’s not just other cars vehicles will be in constant contact with, they’ll be keeping close watch on their drivers too.
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Although it might sound improbable, researchers from Stanford University believe there’s evidence that California can be powered by all renewables by the year 2050.
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Most organics in trash are burned or placed into landfills, but with recent advances in enzyme technology those materials can be turned into engineered fuels.
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As 30 percent of the U.S. is grappling with moderate to extreme drought, communities are making the most of their water resources by treating and reusing wastewater.
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Some see railroads as dated technology. Others see railroads as a platforms for entirely new means of transit.
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The Academy looks to reduce energy use and cost at its wastewater treatment plant and convert food waste from its dining hall into energy.
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The Colorado Department of Transportation is embarking on projects of a massive scale that will transform driving as we now know it.
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When the San Francisco 49ers' stadium opens next month in Santa Clara, almost all of it will be new except for one thing: the water used to irrigate the field and flush the toilets.
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Even though there are no known major cyber attacks on vehicles, industry insiders say the threat is growing.
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Water use deemed excessive – such as allowing landscape watering to spill into streets, and hosing off sidewalks and driveways – can be subject to fines of $500 per day.
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The President today highlighted his Administration’s support for Intelligent Transportation Systems as a job creator and high-tech solution for reducing vehicle crashes and traffic gridlock.
