Technology is a critical foundation to advance safer and more sustainable and innovative cities globally. As new digital opportunities continue to advance, with computing power expanding, 5G being rolled out with 6G on the horizon, how can cities push to work on innovation focused on people and sustainability? How can datafication, blockchain, quantum computing, extended reality, and digital twins, among other developments, inspire better cities?
Connected Cities Make It Further
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Natalia Olson-Urtecho
Co-Founder, The Disruptive Factory
Reem Asaad
Vice President, Middle East and Africa, Cisco
Ferry Chung
Vice President, Asia Pacific Japan and Global Digital Cities, Dell Technologies
Jaanika Merilo
Advisor to Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Digital Transformation, Government of Ukraine
Catalina Grimalt
Deputy General Manager of Organization and Internal Resources, Port de Barcelona
Miguel Eiras
Smart Cities & Urban Transformation Global Leader, Deloitte
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