Sentence examples for technology city from inspiring English sources

"This is why they're coming up with schemes about a technology city in the middle of God-knows-where".

And the government plans to build a $7bn£4.36bnbn), 5,000-acre technology city that is already being branded Africa's "Silicon Savannah".

The technology city should become a stimulus for countrywide reforms to ease the emergence of small and medium businesses, including technology companies, Mr. Guff said he told the Russians, and not a goal in itself.

The announcement was the latest in a tsunami of initiatives to turn London's East End (according to the press release at the time) into "a world-leading technology city to rival Silicon Valley".

And thanks to improvements in food technology, city officials are confident that many people will eventually prefer frozen meals — something that a pilot program in the Bronx has already demonstrated.

Just a couple of weeks before, a collaboration between Cornell University and Technion-Israel Institute of Technology emerged as the winner of a competition to build a campus in New York dedicated to applied science; by nurturing engineering and high technology, city officials said, they hoped to reduce New York's reliance on financial services.

A designer and urbanist, he has previously held positions at Arup, BBC and Monocle, across a number of roles focused on integrating design, technology, cities, media and people.

Natto says the Saudi Kingdom has budgeted for "technology cities" where the "Bader" initiative meets with King Abdullah University of Science & Technology and provides seed funding to startups.

Of course, regardless of the technology cities use to innovate and create interactive apps for its residents, it's of paramount import that transparency is the number one "feature" of these apps.

In Russia, the government is spearheading the development of an ambitious high-technology city at Skolkovo, outside Moscow, including a new university and sites for multinational high-technology companies and start-ups alike.

However, to effectively implement these technologies, city administrators need to undertake several measures; for example, a database capturing all dimensions of the city must be developed.