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  • [New] Government-backed smart city programs, active startup communities, and industrial AI investments are expected to create new opportunities in the United Kingdom. SkyQuest Technology Consulting
  • [New] The National Transport Authority has announced the rolling out of the Next Generation Ticketing programme, which will allow passengers to pay for public transport fares using bank cards, mobile phones, and other smart devices. Trinity News
  • [New] One of the most significant opportunities lies in the increasing adoption of smart city initiatives worldwide. Strategic Revenue Insights
  • [New] Asia-Pacific is expected to witness the highest growth rate, driven by rapid urbanization, increasing investments in smart city projects, and government initiatives to improve transportation infrastructure. Strategic Revenue Insights
  • [New] Horizon shows the EU doubling down on green and digital transitions: by 2030, it aims for 100 climate-neutral smart cities, a quantum communication infrastructure, and circular-economy solutions - an ambitious, mission-oriented innovation agenda. GeoIntelligence
  • By 2026, the rise of smart cities will continue to reshape urban life in exciting ways. Nightlife
  • Investment in smart grids must more than double through 2030 to align with net-zero emissions targets, with the gap most acute in emerging markets and developing economies where grid infrastructure is often outdated and lacks real-time visibility. Programming Helper
  • Opportunities are in software and wireless connectivity segments, as well as smart fixtures and outdoor applications, especially within smart cities and Asia Pacific regions. GlobeNewswire
  • Asia-Pacific is anticipated to experience significant growth, driven by rapid urbanization and substantial investments in smart city projects. Strategic Revenue Insights
  • With a strong commitment to innovation and a focus on citizen engagement, Singapore's smart city initiatives will continue to evolve, shaping the future of urban living. K.Briz
  • The Asia-Pacific region is expected to witness the fastest growth during the forecast period, supported by rapid urbanization, expanding middle-class populations, and government-led smart city initiatives. openpr
  • By addressing a core limitation of current perception systems and enhancing communication among vehicles and vulnerable users, Eye-Net's V2X technology could play a key role in advancing road safety and smart transportation infrastructure worldwide. Telematics Wire
  • By end use, the smart cities segment is expanding at the fastest CAGR of 7.9 between 2026 and 2035. Precedence Research
  • In 2026, we will see increased availability of Edge data centers near UK metros, opening up new opportunities for sectors like smart manufacturing and transport. Datacentre Solutions
  • In Santiago and Sao Paulo, AI Sandboxes are allowing startups to test autonomous delivery and smart-city management tools in real-world environments without the crippling fear of premature litigation. MEXC Blog
  • Government-led smart city and national transformation programs, such as Vision 2030, are acting as major catalysts by prioritizing connected infrastructure, intelligent transport systems, and digitally managed public services that rely heavily on M2M connectivity. Precedence Research
  • Internet of Things - enabled smart cities are evolving rapidly and forecasted to dominate urban landscapes by 2035. Futurist Keynote Speaker on AI Leadership, Future of Wo
  • Tech-focused travelers will be drawn to London as it has become Europe's premier smart city, with the 2026 rollout of 5G across the entire Underground network and the world's most advanced contactless payment ecosystem. BusinessMole
  • As utilities and governments continue to invest in smart grid technologies, the implementation of AMI is anticipated to play a pivotal role in modernizing power infrastructure and supporting the integration of renewable energy sources. EIN Presswire
  • Half a trillion dollars - that's the potential annual savings when smart cities fully embrace 5G and IoT by 2030. PatentPC
  • In just a year or two, over half of all IoT devices in smart cities will be powered by 5G. PatentPC

Last updated: 09 February 2026



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