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Cities such as Las Vegas use Waycare’s predictive analytics platform. The platform uses AI and deep learning to help cities optimize their traffic systems through big data.

Germany’s Federal Ministry of Education and Research is sponsoring a campaign that works with various countries, including China and the US, to create energy-efficient and carbon neutral smart cities.

Cybersecurity jobs are in hot demand, and employers are looking for versatile problem-solvers. TechRepublic’s Alison DeNisco shares ten top tips that will help you ace your infosec interview.

Yahoo’s parent company Oath revealed recently that 3 billion user accounts were exposed in the 2013 hack. TechRepublic’s Brandon Vigliarolo explains what you should do now to stay secure.

Using encryption, understanding the roles of IT and OT, and knowing what data to protect are core security considerations for businesses investing in edge computing.

Analytics is undergoing a revolution. ZDNet’s George Anadiotis explains the four primary uses of big data, and the role machine learning plays in predictive analytics.

At the 2017 VMworld conference, 451 Research analyst Carl Brooks explained that extensibility, scalability, and access to new services are driving companies to the hybrid cloud.

According to Gartner research director Paul Delory, automation is central to all data center innovations that are coming in the future, and technical professionals should take note.

At Smart Cities Week in Washington, DC, Harvard professor Stephen Goldsmith talks about how to apply technologies in an outdated government system. Open data is the key to a smart city.

ZGF Architects is creating a smart city prototype in Kashiwa-no-ha, Japan. The project illustrates how City-as-a-Platform can be used in Japan and in the US to better serve citizens.

Atlanta has teamed with companies including Accenture, AT&T, GE and The Weather Company to launch IoT.ATL, an initiative to attract IoT companies and talent to make the city even smarter.

Space Tango enables customers to use microgravity for research and manufacturing. It builds autonomous systems launched into orbit for testing products in a gravity-free environment.