A question of smart cities
Sandyford Business District is to drive Dublin’s bid to become a smart city, promising a future of decreased bottlenecks and increased protection against terrorism. However, there are other security and privacy issues to consider
The Sandyford Business District (SBD) in south Dublin is expected to become a key driver in Dublin’s ambition to become one of the world’s leading smart cities following Sandyford’s designation as a “smart region”. As a result of the combination of smart technology and smart buildings planned for the district, employment is expected to increase by 10,000 to 25,000 over the coming years.
Sharon Scally, chairperson of Sandyford Business...
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