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    How quantum computing will impact the future of cities
    4:12 – The impact of optimization: “The big three with quantum computing are optimization, machine learning and simulation. All three of these will apply to cities in the future, and the one that will have the most immediate impact is optimization.” 5:40 – Smart cities on steroids: “To me, a smart city is not really a smart city unless it has perfect efficiency and that’s what quantum can…
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    Michio Kaku on cities, AI, brain net, fusion power, digital immortality and more
    6:05 – There’s no magic bullet: “but a combination of driverless cars, smart roads that can size up the situation immediately and delivery systems that are automatic and artificially intelligent. The combination of all these factors will make cities much more livable in the future.14:55 – Artificial intelligence will be everywhere in the future: “In 2050, we’ll have fusion power, that is energy…
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    Cities in space with Anthea Foyer: Regulating the race for profits
    4:55 – The Artemis Accord: “It has this idea that we’ll work together in space in peace and have heritage locations on the moons. It’s quite magical and lovely to think about.” 6:45 – Asteroids R Us: The first trillionaires are going to be people working in space. It’s incredibly expensive to work up there but the financial payoffs are also big.”11:55 – Cities in Space: “It’s such a fascinating…
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    Lessons in leadership from a former mayor: Successful cities of the future
    6:30 – The AV club: “A full integration of autonomous vehicles is probably more than a decade away, but when it comes it will have a drastic effect on how cities function. Nothing is going to change the design and use of a city more than the autonomous vehicle. I just think the integration is going to be messy."13:20 – From a branding perspective: “An NBA team gave us sort of a superficial level…
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    Eye on energy: How the Enel Group's "circular cities" are changing the game
    2:06 – A focus on sustainability: “As a company, we started a strong transition towards sustainability around a decade ago. We have a strong commitment on de-carbonization with a target of reducing our emission by 80% by 2030 and to be totally de-carbonized by 2050.”4:21 – A strong focus on cities: “because cities are where basically 80% of the GDP is created and 70% of emission and energy are…
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    Protiviti’s Jonathan Wyatt: Personal transport will drive future cities’ success
    Personal transport, not mass transit, is the way of the future.There will be fewer roads because they would be completely optimized to be efficient. There would be little to no traffic delays, and many existing roads could be re-imagined as green spaces.Amazon’s delivery routes, particularly in big cities, are completely optimized by computers. What they do with packages, we could do with people.
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    Veda Praxis: Eying Indonesia’s capital move out of Jakarta through a digital lens
    Indonesia’s capital needs to relocate for a variety of reasons, but the three biggest are: superdensity, wealth distribution and environmental imbalance. Considering the development of the region as part of the state capital, population in the new capital city is expected to surge through 2045.The road from a smart city to a smart nation begins with the establishment of the capital city as a…
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    Protiviti's Claire Gotham and Tyler Chase on powering the city of the future
    The rapid growth of cities, which currently consume 78% of the planet’s primary energy, electricity use is going to soar in the coming years.Nonprofit Rewiring America has predicted the creation of 25 million new jobs of all types in the United States over the next 15 years, with five million sustained jobs by mid-century.As IoT grows exponentially, data platforms will become more important in…
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    Protiviti-Oxford survey: Cities will be more strategically important in 2030
    64% of C-suite and board members agree that the role of cities for business will increase during the next 10 years61% of global business leaders emphasize the growing benefits of city size, significance, and prestige.In North America and Asia-Pacific, the city as a technology hub is viewed as the dominant driver that would attract a business to the city. In Europe, it’s the talent pool.
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    UAE’s Masdar City execs: ‘We’re building the most innovative place on Earth’
    All our future construction will be net-zero buildings, which is pretty rare anywhere but especially in this part of the world.We want Masdar City to be that living lab where you can test technology, develop it and then implement it.I’m glad we slowed down from our original development plans, because what we end up with here is going to be better than what we had originally envisioned.
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