
By 2050, will London still be a smart city?
It ranks high among the world’s smart cities, but London must remain on the leading edge of digital technology and continue to adapt to changing needs
The phrase “smart city” turns 25 this year, but what does “smart” really mean for cities? The Smart Cities special report, published in The Times, unpicks what the future city will look like, as well as the current market for smart solutions. The report covers the latest technology helping to solve urban issues, Latin America’s first smart city and how personal data can be used to improve citizens' lives. In addition, it includes a pull-out annotated blueprint of the Shanghai Tower, one of the world's most cutting-edge sustainable buildings
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It ranks high among the world’s smart cities, but London must remain on the leading edge of digital technology and continue to adapt to changing needs
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