Smart Cities: Mission Accomplished Or Promise Unfulfilled? The monsoon season is the best time to gauge a city. You instantly get a complete picture — the good, the bad and the ugly. If you are in Mumbai, you get a taste of all three, from poor housekeeping to infrastructure deficits. Come to think of it, only some parts of Mumbai — Marine Drive, Peddar Road and Nepean Sea Road — are clean as a whistle. The rest of the city is an eyesore: dirty, filthy, strewn with garbage, accompanied by a constant stench and perennial waterlogging in several pockets. Not to mention the open gutters. Slums, which occupy nearly 24% of Mumbai's land area, house more than 50% of its population. For years, successive chief ministers of Maharashtra promised to transform Mumbai into another Shanghai. We are still light-years away from Shanghai. Mumbai is deteriorating and degenerating on almost every front. Every time a plane lands or takes off, the aerial view is depressing — endless stretches of blue plastic sheets covering slum settlements. It is certainly not a pretty picture. Greening the Future 23 Jul 2026 - Vol 05 | Issue 30 Securing a sustainable India The international media loves such images — anything that portrays India in a poor light. If the country's so-called financial capital continues to deteriorate and hit new lows every year, what must the situation be like in other Indian cities? More importantly, how successful has PM Narendra Modi's Smart Cities Mission been? When PM Modi announced the scheme, it dominated front pages for months. But over time, it appeared to peter out and virtually disappeared from the media's radar. So, I did a bit of digging and discovered that the government has actually covered considerable ground. It even released a detailed note marking
Jul 26, 2026 · via openthemagazine.com
Ghana’s Deputy Minister of Local Government, Chieftaincy and Religious Affairs, Rita Naa Odolley Sowah (MP), has reiterated the country’s commitment and focus towards accelerating delivery of the New Urban Agenda. According to the Deputy Minister, Ghana has prioritized four key actions towards realizing the attainment of the New Urban Agenda. These priority actions, according to her, include scaling affordable and inclusive housing through implementation of the 2024 Housing Profile recommendations and the National Slum Upgrading and Prevention Strategy, as well as strengthening integrated urban development and spatial planning through the National Urban Policy (2026-2035). The other priority areas are the expansion of urban infrastructure and local economic development through initiatives such as the Ghana Secondary Cities Support Programme, the Greater Accra Resilience and Integrated Development (GARID) Project, the Smart SDGs Programme, and the Sustainable Cities Programme. She said the country is also advancing climate-resilient and environmentally sustainable cities while strengthening urban governance, institutional capacity, coordination, and data systems, including the operationalisation of a Ghana Urban Observatory. The Deputy Minister outlined the priority areas when she addressed the United Nations General Assembly High Level Political Forum at the United Nations Headquarters in New York, United States, on behalf of the sector minister, Hon Ahmed Ibrahim. Hon Odolley Sowah observed that the High-Level Meeting was an important milestone in accelerating implementation of the New Urban Agenda towards 2036, and commend the United Nations for convening the platform to review progress, identify gaps, and renew global commitment at the midpoint of the initiative. She highlighted the steady progress Ghana has made over the past decade, through strong national leadership, decentralised governance, and evidence-based planning led by the National Development Planning Commission and the Ministry of Local Government, Chieftaincy and Religious Affairs. She said Ghana had strengthened urban governance, economic productivity, and institutional performance
Jul 26, 2026 · via modernghana.com
International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA), Francesco La Camera, will participate in the 25th Multi-sector International Exhibition and Conference “White City Ashgabat”, which will take place on 24–25 May in Ashgabat under the theme “Architecture. Innovation. Sustainable Development.”
The participation of the head of one of the world’s leading international energy organisations highlights the growing international importance of the forum and the increasing global interest in Turkmenistan’s sustainable urban development agenda.
The forum will bring together representatives of international organisations, financial institutions, diplomatic missions and leading international companies specialising in construction, energy, engineering and advanced technologies.
A major highlight of the programme will be the high-level roundtable “From Global Dialogue to Local Action: Advancing Sustainable, Inclusive and Smart Cities,” organised with the participation of representatives of the UN system and international organisations.
Special attention during the forum will also be devoted to future energy systems, digital infrastructure, low-carbon technologies and smart urban solutions.
More than 450 delegates from 45 countries have already registered for the event, confirming the growing international significance of White City Ashgabat as a platform for dialogue, innovation and international cooperation.
Detailed information is available on the official event website.
Jul 26, 2026 · via turkmenportal.com
Illustration: Xia Qing/GT Scrolling through socialâmedia travel content this summer, I recently stumbled upon a "futuristic city" video. The second I clicked on it, two brand-new cities popped up side by side. One is Xiong'an New Area in North China, where self-driving cars glide through neighborhoods on the North China Plain, with smart traffic lights that seem to think for themselves. The other is Egypt's New Capital - a dazzling skyline of glass towers rising from the endless desert sands, resembling a sciâfi vision brought to realâlife reality. Neither location held inherent naturalâresource advantages. Xiong'an emerged from quiet, unremarkable farmland with no major rivers or coastline. Egypt's New Capital rose from windswept sands of the North African desert. Over seven thousand kilometers apart, these two radically different places are proving the same powerful point: The urban blueprints for futureâoriented cities are increasingly being written from entirely blank land, rather than upgrading overâburdened historic metropolitan centers. The driving pressures behind both projects stem from identical longâstanding urbanâdilemmas troubling their respective capital hubs. Xiong'an New Area is designed to relieve functions that are non-essential to Beijing's role as the national capital and advance the coordinated development of the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei region. Egypt's New Capital is created specifically to relieve Cairo's crippling congestion and overcrowding and boost economic development. To break ageâold urban pitfalls, China started from scratch to build a city on the vast, empty North China Plain, while Egypt began rising one from the dunes of the Sahara, as a core pillar of Egypt Vision 2030. Almost in perfect sync, the two countries launched parallel experiments in building the cities of tomorrow. Just nine years ago, Xiong'an was nothing but endless farmland. Today, it has rapidly matured into a threeâtiered city framework comprising aboveâground living spaces, underground utility tunnels, and a cloudâbased
Jul 26, 2026 · via globaltimes.cn
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Claim 55% Off TipRanks - Unlock powerful investing tools with TipRanks Premium to make smarter, more confident investment decisions - Subscribe to TipRanks Smart Investor Newsletter, and discover new investing opportunities with data-backed stock picks The latest announcement is out from Shenzhen Xunce Technology Co., Ltd. Class H ( (HK:3317) ). Shenzhen Xunce Technology has entered into a strategic cooperation agreement with Shenzhen Kaihong to combine Xunceâs data tokenization expertise with Kaihongâs OpenHarmony-based smart terminal operating systems in order to advance AI-driven industrial data infrastructure. The partnership is designed to serve vertical sectors including energy, water utilities, agriculture, manufacturing, transportation and smart cities by creating secure, standardized and traceable data flows from devices to AI applications. Under the agreement, the parties will jointly develop AI-based end-to-end data infrastructure that links underlying operating systems, data governance and vertical-specific small models, overcoming heterogeneous data silos by enabling full-scenario device connectivity and robust data cleaning, annotation and semantic processing. They will also explore high-value AI application scenarios and pilot projects to validate commercial value, while building a Token factory business model that converts compliant raw data into tradable, quantifiable data tokens with transparent value distribution and enhanced privacy and cross-industry circulation. This collaboration extends Xunceâs data tokenization capabilities into smart terminal operating systems and strengthens its position in the emerging data element market, while giving both companies a platform to scale an ecosystem around AI-powered data monetization and industry-specific solutions, potentially improving returns for stakeholders who benefit from more efficient data usage and new revenue streams from tokenized data assets. More about Shenzhen Xunce Technology Co., Ltd. Class H Shenzhen Xunce Technology Co., Ltd. is a China-based technology group listed in Hong Kong that focuses on data assetization and tokenization solutions, building infrastructures for the circulation and monetization of data elements across industries.
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▲ President Lee Jae-myung shakes hands with Hyundai Motor Group Executive Chair Euisun Chung at the San Francisco AI Summit held at The Midway in San Francisco on the 24th (local time). Hyundai Motor Group is accelerating its physical artificial intelligence (AI) strategy by expanding cooperation with the global innovation ecosystem, centered around San Francisco, United States. The group is speeding up securing future mobility competitiveness by strengthening research and development (R&D), open innovation, talent acquisition, and scientific-cultural cooperation, focusing on Silicon Valley, which is densely populated with world-class tech companies, startups, research institutes, and universities. During the recent San Francisco AI Summit held in San Francisco, Hyundai Motor Group unveiled its "physical AI" vision, which goes beyond the intelligence of individual devices such as cars and robots to connect entire factories and cities through AI. Executive Chair Euisun Chung outlined a vision to realize city-level integrated intelligence by combining the group's strengths in manufacturing, mobility, and robotics with AI technologies from global big tech companies such as NVIDIA, Waymo, and Google DeepMind. Hyundai Motor Group also presented plans for establishing a robot reference platform and investing in the Saemangeum AI Valley. Since establishing a global open innovation hub in Silicon Valley in 2011 and reorganizing it into Hyundai CRADLE in 2017, Hyundai Motor Group has continued to discover, invest in, and collaborate with startups in fields such as AI, autonomous driving, robotics, smart cities, and eco-friendly energy. Recently, the group established a new R&D organization under the Advanced Vehicle Platform (AVP) Division in Silicon Valley to strengthen the collaborative foundation for future innovation. The organization is led by Executive Vice President Jeremy Ma, an autonomous driving and robotics expert recruited from big tech. Hyundai Motor Group is also stepping up efforts to secure talent. At the HMG Tech Talent
Jul 26, 2026 · via news.sbs.co.kr
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After more than a decade working in China, German AI pioneer Otto Heinrich Herzog has witnessed the country's rapid urban transformation firsthand. In an exclusive interview with CMG's Leaders Talk, he recalls a striking example: a new road built in just two weeks. He also looks ahead to the future of China's intelligent cities, and how AI-planning combined with strategic implementation is making them possible.
Jul 26, 2026 · via news.cgtn.com
Hyundai Motor Group is enhancing its collaboration with the innovation ecosystem in San Francisco, USA, focusing on artificial intelligence (AI). The company has also announced its long-term plan, the 'Physical AI Vision,' which aims to achieve integrated intelligence at the city level through the intelligence of individual devices such as automobiles and robots, as well as specific spaces. According to industry sources on July 26, the San Francisco Bay Area, home to Silicon Valley, is a global innovation hub where leading tech companies, startups, research institutions, and universities are interconnected. This region is where Hyundai Motor Group is actively pursuing industry-academic-research collaborations for its transition to Physical AI. The group is exploring future technologies and strengthening its research and development capabilities while engaging in various collaborations that encompass talent, culture, and academia. On July 24, during the 'San Francisco AI Summit,' Hyundai Motor Group Chairman Euisun Chung unveiled the Physical AI vision, which outlines the company's evolution from an automobile manufacturer to a platform company that transforms lifestyles. The vision extends beyond the intelligence of individual devices like cars and robots to the intelligence of specific spaces, ultimately aiming for integrated intelligence at the city level. The plan is to design urban infrastructure that creates new value as mobility, work, and living spaces change in the AI era. To accelerate the implementation of Physical AI, Hyundai Motor Group plans to combine its strengths in manufacturing, mobility, and robotics with the software, AI infrastructure, and algorithm capabilities of major U.S. tech companies. Specifically, the group aims to strengthen strategic collaborations with global tech giants such as NVIDIA, Waymo, and Google DeepMind. Hyundai Motor Group also announced plans to establish a 'robot reference platform' that integrates NVIDIA's Physical AI technology and to invest in the Saemangeum AI Valley, aiming to enable a
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Germany LED Street Light Drivers Market 2026 Analysis and Forecast to 2035 Executive Summary Key Findings - Germany’s LED street light driver market is structurally import-dependent, with domestic assembly and design capabilities concentrated among a small number of mid-sized electronics specialists; over 60-70% of driver modules by value are sourced from supply chains in East Asia, primarily China and Taiwan. - Replacement-driven demand accounts for an estimated 55-65% of annual unit shipments, as German municipalities accelerate the retrofit of legacy high-pressure sodium and metal-halide luminaires to LED systems under energy-efficiency mandates and carbon-neutrality targets for public lighting. - Price pressure is intensifying: standard-grade constant-current drivers for 50-100 W luminaires have seen average procurement prices decline by 15-25% since 2021, though premium programmable drivers with DALI-2 or Zhaga-D4i compliance command a 40-60% price premium and are gaining share in new installations. Market Trends - Smart-city integration is reshaping driver specifications: demand for networked, addressable drivers with power-line communication or wireless interfaces (NB-IoT, LoRaWAN) is growing at an estimated 12-18% annually, driven by municipal tenders requiring remote dimming and fault monitoring. - Energy cost sensitivity is accelerating the shift toward higher-efficiency drivers: German electricity prices for public lighting operators rose by approximately 30-40% between 2021 and 2025, making every percentage point of driver efficiency economically significant over a 10-15 year luminaire lifespan. - Supply chain diversification is emerging as a strategic priority: German distributors and OEMs are increasingly qualifying driver suppliers from Central and Eastern Europe (Poland, Czech Republic) and Turkey to reduce lead-time risk and logistics exposure from Asia, though volumes remain below 15-20% of total supply. Key Challenges - Component availability and lead-time volatility persist for specialized power semiconductors and electrolytic capacitors rated for extended lifetimes (100,000+ hours at high ambient temperatures), causing intermittent supply bottlenecks that delay municipal lighting
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According to the Can Tho City Department of Construction, the city currently has 44 urban areas, including 5 Type II urban areas and 39 Type III urban areas. According to the planning period 2021-2030, with a vision to 2050, Can Tho City is envisioned as a core urban area deeply rooted in the riverine culture of the Mekong Delta, developing according to a green and smart city model. The goal is that by 2030, Can Tho's urban system will meet the criteria of a Type I urban area throughout the city, with 9 urban areas including: Can Tho city center, O Mon, Thot Not, Soc Trang, Vi Thanh, Nga Bay, Nga Nam, Long My, and Vinh Chau. Regarding this direction, Mr. Mai Van Tan, Director of the Department of Construction of Can Tho City, commented: This is a favorable condition for Can Tho to form a smart city model of regional significance in the Mekong Delta. However, this process also requires innovation in management thinking, increased application of science and technology, and digital transformation in all urban development tasks. Through this, the city will not only keep pace with the national urban development trends but also operate effectively in the new development phase with greater space, population size, and potential. To concretize the national strategic breakthrough on the development of science, technology, innovation, and digital transformation in accordance with Resolution No. 57-NQ/TW and Decree No. 269/2025/ND-CP into local practice in the new period, Can Tho City is developing the "Smart City Project for Can Tho City in the period 2026-2030, with a vision to 2040," linking infrastructure modernization and the application of artificial intelligence (AI) in governance, management, and services for citizens and businesses, aiming towards digital and green transformation. The project is built on the principle of: innovating urban
Jul 26, 2026 · via vietnam.vn
AI is increasingly becoming a powerful tool for building smart cities in Vietnam by supporting the development of integrated shared data warehouses, digital platforms, security monitoring, and the automation of public administrative services. In particular, the Law on Artificial Intelligence (Law No. 134/2025/QH15), passed by the National Assembly on December 10, 2025, has established a comprehensive legal framework for the research, development, provision, deployment, and use of this technology. In its smart city development plan, Can Tho City has identified AI as a tool and innovation as the driving force for sustainable development. At the recent symposium on "Smart City Development in Can Tho," experts presented several key solutions for the city to effectively unlock this potential. According to Dr. Christopher Han, Director of Innovation Strategy at the University of Economics Ho Chi Minh City, for AI to maximize its power at optimal cost and scale, the system requires high-quality data and must be deployed through a rigorous process. This process requires human-centered design, starting with discovering the right problem, conducting in-depth research, iterative design, and finally scaling up. “The ultimate goal of using technology is to serve humanity. Understanding the real-world challenges of the community is the solid foundation for leveraging AI to create groundbreaking and sustainable solutions,” emphasized Dr. Christopher Han. In the context of the rapid development of digital technology and AI, humanity faces a major challenge in mastering technology. According to Dr. Manfredo Manfredini of the University of Auckland (New Zealand), the gap between the superior processing power of AI systems and the ability of humans to utilize them is becoming increasingly apparent. This requires urban managers and education systems to quickly change their mindset: It's not enough to simply train users to passively use the technology; instead, focus must be placed on enhancing their ability
Jul 25, 2026 · via vietnam.vn
- With the initial foundation of a smart city already in place, the city's development orientation in the coming period should focus on four key areas. Firstly, priority should be given to completing the shared data platform and the Smart City Monitoring and Operating Center (IOC) based on an integrated governance model, connecting various departments and agencies. Secondly, the city should accelerate the completion of remaining criteria, with particular emphasis on GIS, BIM, digital twin, artificial intelligence (AI), and open data. Thirdly, the city needs to select several pilot areas for a new generation smart city model, mobilizing public-private partnerships to gain experience and gradually expand it. Finally, leveraging its central role, Can Tho should not only aim to shape a regional smart city model but also be ready to share data and provide strong support to neighboring localities in governance and administration. Assoc. Prof. Dr. Trinh TuAnh , Director of the Institute of Smart Cities and Management, University of Economics Ho Chi Minh City: Establishing a space for testing innovation. - During the remainder of 2026, the city needs to outline a comprehensive picture to assess the current situation, identify its core identity, and establish a co-creation network to change community mindsets. In 2027, it will activate initiatives to address pressing issues such as flooding and pollution, with the collaboration of research institutions, universities, and businesses. In the 2028-2029 period, Can Tho needs to perfect its ecosystem to replicate successful models, aiming to become a regional innovation hub. This will serve as the foundation for the city to begin developing a sustainable development plan for the next phase in 2030. To ensure the strategy remains more than just on paper, the city needs to establish innovation testing spaces such as Living Labs and Sandboxes. Regarding finances, the key to
Jul 25, 2026 · via vietnam.vn
Ethiopia Building AI Workforce, AI Startups Gradate - ENA English Ethiopia Building AI Workforce, AI Startups Gradate Addis Ababa, July 25, 2026 (ENA) —Ethiopia is developing a skilled workforce in artificial intelligence (AI) to safeguard its national interest and prepare for the future, Deputy Prime Minister Temesgen Tiruneh said. Speaking at the graduation ceremony of AI startups trained over the past six months by the Ethiopian Artificial Intelligence Institute, he noted that artificial intelligence is shaping and determining the course of tomorrow's world. The Deputy Prime Minister stated that Ethiopia is investing in developing and empowering the next generation in the AI sector so that the country can harness the opportunities presented by the technology for national benefits and compete effectively in the future global landscape. The first cohort of AI startup trainees graduating from the Ethiopian Artificial Intelligence Institute is a clear demonstration of the country's commitment to building AI capacity, he added. DPM Temesgen urged the graduates to use the knowledge they acquired during the training to further develop innovations and provide practical solutions that benefit the country. He also called on both government and non-government institutions to emulate the institute's exemplary work. He affirmed the government's commitment to strengthening efforts to ensure that Ethiopia's startup ecosystem benefits not only the country but also young people across Africa. For his part, Ethiopian Artificial Intelligence Institute Director-General, Worku Gachena, said Ethiopia is implementing Africa's first Artificial Intelligence Policy and Strategy. According to him, the policy has enabled the country to produce skilled digital professionals and develop innovative technologies that address real-world challenges. AI technologies are being widely deployed in the justice sector, government service delivery, public administration, healthcare, and other public services, he stated. The Director-General attributed the institute's achievements to sustained human capital development initiatives being carried out
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210.31MMarket Cap LossP/E TTM Key Figures 5.580Open 5.580High 489.42KVolume LossP/E TTM 19.60P/E Dynamic --Dividend TTM 1.23%Turnover Ratio 5.590Prev. Close 5.280Low 1.85MTurnover LossP/E Static 2.83P/B 0.00%Div Yield TTM -5.36%ROA 8.75052wk High 0.66Volume Ratio -11.37MNet Profit 39.68MShares -0.1665EPS TTM 1.69Beta -8.73%ROE 2.12052wk Low 5.37%Amplitude 42.38%Gross Margin 210.31MMarket Cap 0.25Reward/Risk 4.40%Risk Rate Currency: USD Updated: 2026-07-24 Key Insights Lantronix Inc's fundamentals are relatively very healthy, and its growth potential is high.Its valuation is considered fairly valued, ranking 34 out of 54 in the Communications & Networking industry.Institutional ownership is very high.Over the past month, multiple analysts have rated it as Buy, with the highest price target at 10.33.In the medium term, the stock price is expected to trend down.Despite an average stock market performance over the past month, the company shows strong fundamentals.The stock price is trading sideways between the support and resistance levels, making it suitable for range-bound swing trading. Support & Resistance Relevant data have not been disclosed by the company yet. Score Analysis Current score Previous score Lantronix Inc Highlights StrengthsRisks Lantronix Inc News More news coming soon, stay tuned... Earnings Forecast Strong Buy Buy Hold Sell Strong Sell Lumentum Holdings Inc LITE 27 Motorola Solutions Inc MSI 16 Indicators Financial Indicators EPS Relevant data have not been disclosed by the company yet. Total revenue Relevant data have not been disclosed by the company yet. Lantronix Inc Info Lantronix Inc. specializes in compute and connectivity Internet of things (IoT) solutions that target industries including smart cities, automotive and enterprise. The Company's products and services help companies to capitalize on the expanding IoT market by delivering customizable solutions that address each layer of the IoT stack. Its solutions include intelligent substations infrastructure, infotainment systems and video surveillance, supplemented with advanced out-of-band management (OOB) for cloud and edge computing. Its solutions enable
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Samarkand hosted an international scientific and practical conference on “Brother Cities: A New Model for Sustainable Development and Public Diplomacy” July 25, 2026. 15:30 • 4 min • 386SAMARKAND, July 25. /Dunyo IA/. Yesterday, an international scientific and practical conference entitled “Brother Cities: A New Model of Sustainable Development and Public Diplomacy” was held in Samarkand, reports Dunyo IA correspondent. This prestigious event was organized to further develop cooperation between brother cities, strengthen public diplomacy mechanisms, and expand the international exchange of experience. The event brought together experts and specialists from approximately 20 foreign countries, representatives of city administrations, foreign embassies in Uzbekistan, and international organizations (both online and offline), as well as representatives of government and public organizations, higher education institutions, and the media. This international scientific and practical conference is aimed at strengthening friendship, harmony, and cultural and humanitarian ties between cities through public diplomacy. The event featured discussions on implementing joint projects, exchanging experience, and developing mutually beneficial cooperation in the fields of culture, education, tourism, economy, ecology, and innovation. Furthermore, the conference contributed to strengthening mutual understanding and trust between nations, as well as advancing peace and sustainable development through respect for national values and traditions. The conference included a plenary session and three thematic sessions. The main goal of the scientific and practical conference, which took place during the plenary session entitled “Brother Cities: A New Model of Sustainable Development and Public Diplomacy” was to engage in a scientific and practical discussion of cooperation between brother cities as an important mechanism for public diplomacy, as well as to further strengthen mutual trust, cultural integration, and humanitarian ties between peoples through international contacts at the local level. During the first session, entitled “Trade, Economic, and Investment Cooperation between Brother Cities and Regions”, issues related to the
Jul 25, 2026 · via dunyo.info
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After more than a decade working in China, German AI pioneer Otto Heinrich Herzog has witnessed the country's rapid urban transformation firsthand. In an exclusive interview with CMG's Leaders Talk, he recalls a striking example: a new road built in just two weeks. He also looks ahead to the future of China's intelligent cities, and how AI-planning combined with strategic implementation is making them possible.
After more than a decade working in China, German AI pioneer Otto Heinrich Herzog has witnessed the country's rapid urban transformation firsthand. In an exclusive interview with CMG's Leaders Talk, he recalls a striking example: a new road built in just two weeks. He also looks ahead to the future of China's intelligent cities, and how AI-planning combined with strategic implementation is making them possible.
Jul 25, 2026 · via news.cgtn.com