Cities

EWI Issues New Smart Cities Guide

The EastWest Institute (EWI) on Thursday released a new report to provide guidance on how to make tomorrow’s “smart cities” secure and safe through effective technology management by executives and administrators.

Broadband

Chattanooga Mayor Pushes Back On 5G as Smart-Cities Cure-All

The mayor of Chattanooga, Tenn., pushed back today on the notion that 5G wireless services hold the key for rolling out big “smart-cities” technology improvements, and instead said his city’s gigabit fiber network can handle the job just fine.






Broadband

Atlantic Council Urges 5G National Strategy, Cites National Security

Cloud Computing

Houston Embraces Cloud-Connected Approach After Harvey

In the aftermath of Hurricane Harvey, the city of Houston made it a priority to embrace technology, taking steps to use cloud, share data, and improve resiliency.






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Congress

Has U.S. Learned From the 2016 Election Scramble?

With the 2020 national election cycle on the horizon, House Homeland Security Committee Chairman Bennie Thompson, D-Miss., convened a hearing Wednesday to examine the how the United States was working to secure its elections, and despite some partisan squabbling from members over the issue, a senior Homeland Security Department (DHS) official testified that election security is on the upswing.






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