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Smart City Focus: 25 Top Cities in EMEA per ICE-Index
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The Internet of Things is an evolution of mobile, home, and embedded applications that are becoming connected to the internet, integrating greater compute capabilities, and using data analytics to extract meaningful information
Every object around us will need built-in, secure, interconnected intelligence
As BK, Intel CEO has stated, everything will compute, and it will compute best with Intel
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3 Vienna Austria EUROPE EUROPE 1 NEXUS 57
5 Paris France EUROPE EUROPE 1 NEXUS 56
6 Munich Germany EUROPE EUROPE 1 NEXUS 56
7 London United Kingdom EUROPE EUROPE 1 NEXUS 56
8 Copenhagen Denmark EUROPE EUROPE 1 NEXUS 55
9 Amsterdam Netherlands EUROPE EUROPE 1 NEXUS 55
13 Berlin Germany EUROPE EUROPE 1 NEXUS 54
15 Frankfurt Germany EUROPE EUROPE 1 NEXUS 54
16 Stockholm Sweden EUROPE EUROPE 1 NEXUS 53
17 Lyon France EUROPE EUROPE 1 NEXUS 53
19 Hamburg Germany EUROPE EUROPE 1 NEXUS 52
24 Manchester United Kingdom EUROPE EUROPE 1 NEXUS 52
27 Stuttgart Germany EUROPE EUROPE 1 NEXUS 52
28 Tel Aviv Israel EUROPE MID-EAST 1 NEXUS 52
33 Brussels Belgium EUROPE EUROPE 1 NEXUS 50
36 Helsinki Finland EUROPE EUROPE 2 HUB 49
37 Leipzig Germany EUROPE EUROPE 2 HUB 49
38 Oslo Norway EUROPE EUROPE 2 HUB 49
40 Marseille France EUROPE EUROPE 2 HUB 49
41 Dusseldorf Germany EUROPE EUROPE 2 HUB 49
42 Strasbourg France EUROPE EUROPE 2 HUB 49
44 Cologne Germany EUROPE EUROPE 2 HUB 49
45 The Hague Netherlands EUROPE EUROPE 2 HUB 49
46 Milan Italy EUROPE EUROPE 2 HUB 49
54 Bordeaux France EUROPE EUROPE 2 HUB 48
55 Prague Czech Republic EUROPE EUROPE 2 HUB 48
56 Barcelona Spain EUROPE EUROPE 2 HUB 48
58 Budapest Hungary EUROPE EUROPE 2 HUB 48
59 Edinburgh United Kingdom EUROPE EUROPE 2 HUB 48
63 Toulouse France EUROPE EUROPE 2 HUB 47
69 Rotterdam Netherlands EUROPE EUROPE 2 HUB 47
70 Dresden Germany EUROPE EUROPE 2 HUB 47
72 Zurich Switzerland EUROPE EUROPE 2 HUB 47
73 Karlsruhe Germany EUROPE EUROPE 2 HUB 47
74 Moscow Russia EUROPE RUSSIA 2 HUB 47
75 Rome Italy EUROPE EUROPE 2 HUB 47
76 Hannover Germany EUROPE EUROPE 2 HUB 47
78 Nantes France EUROPE EUROPE 2 HUB 47
82 Geneva Switzerland EUROPE EUROPE 2 HUB 47
84 St Petersburg Russia EUROPE RUSSIA 2 HUB 47
86 Montpellier France EUROPE EUROPE 2 HUB 46
88 Torino Italy EUROPE EUROPE 2 HUB 46
89 Istanbul Turkey EUROPE MID-EAST 2 HUB 46
92 Glasgow United Kingdom EUROPE EUROPE 2 HUB 46
94 Madrid Spain EUROPE EUROPE 2 HUB 46
96 Aachen Germany EUROPE EUROPE 2 HUB 46
99 Nice France EUROPE EUROPE 2 HUB 46
100 Mannheim-Heidelberg Germany EUROPE EUROPE 2 HUB 46
The Internet of Things is an evolution of mobile, home, and embedded applications that are becoming connected to the internet, integrating greater compute capabilities, and using data analytics to extract meaningful information
Every object around us will need built-in, secure, interconnected intelligence
As BK, Intel CEO has stated, everything will compute, and it will compute best with Intel
Scenario:
Two modes of operations will be defined previously. One of them is for briefing meetings; the role of the mobile devices will be passive, they will just present the abstract content which is send by the mother computer and the IWB will present the main presentation which is sent by the mother computer. The other is for brainstorming meetings; the role of the mobile devices will be active and the one of the IWB will be passive. The notes or drawings on the mobile devices will be reflected to the IWB when it is enabled by the user.