To the casual observer, the narratives of economic growth in American cities seem fairly obvious: the Sunbelt is adding people, the Rustbelt is failing, and big cities like New York, Chicago, Boston ...

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When people think of tech hubs, names like Silicon Valley, New York or London usually dominate the conversation. But innovation has a way of growing in surprising places. Over the past decade, a wave ...

Smart cities technology reshapes the future of urban living with AI traffic management, IoT infrastructure, and sustainable ...

The future of urban innovation cannot continue to be a standoff between Silicon Valley and City Hall, writes Laura Kavanagh.

Opinions expressed by Digital Journal contributors are their own. World Cities Day is celebrated annually on 31 October and serves as an opportunity to promote the international community’s interest ...

Urbanization is accelerating, and by 2050, almost 70% of people will live in cities—turning them into hubs of culture, innovation and activity. Tech leaders today carry the torch for climate-conscious ...

San Jose, Calif., is a leading authority on AI in government with its GovAI Coalition, a nationwide collaboration between more than 750 government agencies. This ranges from AI to detect potholes, to ...

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America's richest technologists are no longer content to dominate social networks, app stores, and cloud servers. A growing number are now trying to build entire cities that sit at arm's length from ...

The U.S. is home to three out of the top five best cities in the world for tech workers, according to data from cloud FinOps platform CloudZero. The study ranked 30 global cities across a number of ...

For residents of European cities—with their snarled traffic, drafty old buildings, creaking public services and gray winters—it's easy to see the appeal of moving to a brand-new, high-tech metropolis.