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“It’s not super-exciting yet in terms of applications from the outside looking in,” Caldwell says. “But it’s like we asked for a cold drink of water and got shot in the face with a firehose; it’s a matter of figuring out how we are going to take in this data, first using it internally, and then putting in policies and procedures to make it available for use by the public, including application developers.”

Rising global demand for clean power is also playing its part along with increasing economies of scale in renewable projects.

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The 30-ft-tall neon public art piece, by local artist Dirk J. Arnold, shows people traveling northbound on Oracle the history of the roadway, and if they are traveling southbound it welcomes them to Tucson.

Last week Thursday we talked with Miriam Tuerk, the Co-Founder & CEO at Clear Blue Technologies in our free webinar (which you can watch below).

Looking at the Smart Cities Mission projects as old city versus added areas is not right for works like development of the smart city mobile application, establishment of an integrated command and control centre, or two solar energy parks of 1MW each as these will help the entire city.

McCarthy acknowledged challenges remain as cities begin to embrace new technology, including how to sort through the sheer amount of data generated by new initiatives. 

• Saleswhale, a Singapore-based AI sales emails automation platform, raised $5.3 million in Series A funding. Monk’s Hill Ventures led the round, and was joined by investors including GREE Ventures, Wavemaker Partners, and Y Combinator.

Efforts by Saratoga Springs to be “smarter” in how it delivers services are ongoing, said Madigan, citing the installation of solar panels at its landfill that have driven down energy costs, as well as efforts to repair City Hall following a lightning strike last August that left the building heavily damaged.

Amid this turbulent cultural and political backdrop, demand for products, concepts and systems which could help corporates and governments to lead the development of a resource-efficient, low-carbon, socially equal world are undeniably growing. 

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