Technology built the world’s great cities. As Lewis Mumford chronicled in his 1961 opus, The City in History, technology played the central role in expanding the metropolis, beginning in the Middle ...

The concept of the Internet of Things (IoT) has been around since 1985, when Peter Lewis spoke about it in a speech to the Congressional Black Caucus Foundation's 15th Annual Legislative Weekend in ...

As the Internet of Things continues to permeate more areas of modern life, we’ve begun to see the rise of the “smart city.” These urban areas leverage IoT technology like sensors and beacons to ...

I am privileged to write this article because City Tech, when it was New York City Community College (NYCCC), launched my career to heights that I never thought possible at the time. Little known to ...

New York City is fixing the relationship between government and technology–and not in the ways you’d expect. Every Tuesday, Jessica Ramgoolam heads down to the New Amsterdam branch of the New York ...

Twenty years ago, betting on New York as a serious technology hub felt contrarian to the point of naivety. Silicon Valley had the engineers, the venture capital, the density of ambition, and most ...

It shares similar characteristics with many cities in the province: harmonious landscapes, abundant resources and a prosperous population, enduring cultural heritage, and a tranquil daily life. At the ...

Your city is dumb. The potholed streets, coin-operated parking meters, and drafty brick buildings many of us interact with every day haven’t changed much in a century. But it’s finally happening. From ...