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IBM extends Smarter City Challenge

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Harrisburg U builds cybersecurity center for state, local gov

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Texas Politician Makes Good on 'Right to Cupcake' Pledge

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West Virginia Education Board Rejects Curriculum That Distorts Climate Science

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Emergency response streamlined with IP conversion device

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Containers wait on sidelines for expected government uptake

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Alliance proposes low-power wireless protocol for IoT

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Uber to open its data to Boston transit planners

Uber will provide Boston with trip data from its quarterly logs to help the city improve transportation practices.

Boston’s Parking Ticket Payment App Collaboration Expands

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