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Best American Cities 2018: Where Does Your City Rank?

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Connected cars can lie, posing a new threat to smart cities

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Kansas City seeks partner for smart city expansion

Kansas City, Mo., is looking to team up with a vendor for its second phase of smart city initiatives.

Facebook Will Offer Platforms Teaching Tech Skills in Cities

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Mayors are touting tech, open data

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Self-Driving Vehicle Backers Push for ‘Federal Framework’

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Columbus unveils 'initial' smart city operating system

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A data-sharing partnership has the potential to help the nation’s capital ease its notorious traffic congestion.

Preparing Governors for the Next Tech Disruption

The National Governors Association seizes an opportunity to prepare its members to for crucial technology policy decisions.

Electric Scooters Come to Charlotte

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Houston Region Tests Driverless Shuttles on College Kids

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Pittsburgh Airport Partnership Will Create Testing Ground for New Technology

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In Houston, a Focus on Innovation to 'Build Back Better'

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Mitigating Traffic at Intersections With AI and Video Detection

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