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The global data center construction market is expected to grow at a CAGR of 6.50% from 2022 to 2028.
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New York, May 25, 2023 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Reportlinker.com announces the release of the report “Worldwide Data Center Construction Market – Investment Prospects in 9 Regions and 51 Countries” – https://www.reportlinker.com/p06458943/?utm_source=GNW
• Hyperscalers, such as Meta (Facebook), Microsoft, Amazon Web Services (AWS), and Google, also aid the market with investments. These companies expand their global presence, focusing on emerging locations across Europe and APAC.
• Aside from AWS, Google, and Microsoft, cloud operators include Alibaba Cloud, Tencent Cloud, Oracle, IBM Cloud, and OVHcloud. They are involved in the development of several cloud regions globally, which will increase data center investments.
• In 2022, the data center construction market witnessed supply chain-related challenges to support infrastructure providers. This recovered to an extent in the latter half of 2022. However, prices of raw materials have since risen, leading to higher costs for data center investors.
MARKET TRENDS & DRIVERS
• The adoption of advanced UPS batteries, such as lithium-ion, nickel-zinc, and Prussian blue sodium-ion batteries; software-defined data centers (SDDC); and artificial intelligence (AI) in power monitoring and microgrid adoption in data centers are some innovations.
• Operators assign certain liquid-cooled racks/spaces in data centers for HPC, while other spaces are cooled using traditional air-cooling methods. The liquid-cooling method enables operators to minimize their operating expenditure (OPEX) even though it may take a higher CAPEX to set up.
• Several countries are working toward the increased adoption of Big data and IoT. For instance, digital infrastructure and Big data are major pillars of Oman’s digital future under the Oman 2040 Vision. The finance & banking, oil & gas, and transportation sectors use Big data and digitalization infrastructure to support Oman’s government vision.
• Some recent innovations include adopting eco diesel, and natural gas generators, using hydrogen-based fuel cells, replacing diesel fuel with hydrotreated vegetable oil (HVO), and others.
SEGMENTATION ANALYSIS
The report includes the investment in the following areas:
Segmentation by Facility Type
• Hyperscale Data Centers
• Colocation Data Centers
• Enterprise Data Centers
Segmentation by Infrastructure
• Electrical Infrastructure
• Mechanical Infrastructure
• General Construction
Segmentation by Electrical Infrastructure
• UPS Systems
• Generators
• Transfer Switches & Switchgears
• PDUs
• Other Electrical Infrastructure
Segmentation by Mechanical Infrastructure
• Cooling Systems
• Racks
• Other Mechanical Infrastructure
Segmentation by Cooling Systems
• CRAC & CRAH Units
• Chiller Units
• Cooling Towers, Condensers, & Dry Coolers
• Economizers & Evaporative Coolers
• Other Cooling Units
Segmentation by Cooling Technique
• Air-based Cooling
• Liquid-based Cooling
Segmentation by General Construction
• Core & Shell Development
• Installation & Commissioning Services
• Building & Engineering Design
• Fire Detection & Suppression
• Physical Security
• DCIM
Segmentation by Tier Standards
• Tier I & Tier II
• Tier III
• Tier IV
VENDOR ANALYSIS
Support Infrastructure Vendors
1. ABB
2. Caterpillar
3. Cummins
4. Delta Electronics
5. Eaton
6. Legrand
7. Rolls-Royce
8. Schneider Electric
9. STULZ
10. Vertiv
11. 3M
12. Airedale
13. Alfa Laval
14. Asetek
15. Assa Abloy
16. Bloom Energy
17. Carrier
18. Condair
19. Cormant
20. Cyber Power Systems
21. Daikin Applied
22. Data Aire
23. Enlogic
24. FNT Software
25. Generac Power Systems
26. Green Revolution Cooling (GRC)
27. HITEC Power Protection
28. Honeywell
29. Johnson Controls
30. KOHLER
31. KyotoCooling
32. Mitsubishi Electric
33. Munters
34. Natron Energy
35. NetZoom
36. Nlyte Software
37. Panduit
38. Piller Power Systems
39. Rittal
40. Siemens
41. Trane
42. Tripp Lite
43. Yanmar (HIMOINSA)
44. ZincFive
Data Center Contractors
1. AECOM
2. Arup
3. Corgan
4. DPR Construction
5. Fortis Construction
6. Holder Construction
7. Jacobs
8. Mercury
9. Red Engineering
10. Rogers-O’Brien Construction
11. Syska Hennessy Group
12. Turner Construction
13. Turner & Townsend
14. AlfaTech
15. Atkins
16. Aurecon
17. Basler & Hofmann
18. BlueScope Construction
19. Brasfield & Gorrie
20. CallisonRTKL
21. Cap Ingelec
22. Clark Construction Group
23. Climatec
24. Clune Construction
25. COWI
26. DC PRO Engineering
27. Dornan
28. Edarat Group
29. EMCOR Group
30. EYP MCF
31. Gensler
32. Fluor Corporation
33. Gilbane Building Company
34. HDR
35. HITT Contracting
36. Hoffman Construction
37. ISG
38. JE Dunn Construction
39. Kirby Group Engineering
40. kW Engineering
41. kW Mission Critical Engineering
42. Laing O’Rourke
43. Linesight
44. M+W Group (Exyte)
45. McLaren Construction Group
46. Morrison Hershfield
47. Mortenson
48. PM Group
49. Quark
50. Rosendin
51. Royal HaskoningDHV
52. Salute Mission Critical
53. Sheehan Nagle Hartray Architects
54. Skanska
55. Southland Industries
56. Sturgeon Electric Company
57. Structure Tone
58. Sweco
59. The Mulhern Group
60. The Walsh Group
61. The Weitz Company
62. TRINITY Group Construction
Data Center Operators
1. 21Vianet Group (VNET)
2. Amazon Web Services (AWS)
3. Apple
4. China Telecom
5. Colt Data Centre Services (Colt DCS)
6. Compass Datacenters
7. CyrusOne
8. Digital Realty
9. EdgeConneX (EQT Infrastructure)
10. Equinix
11. GDS Services
12. Global Switch
13. Google
14. Iron Mountain
15. Meta (Facebook)
16. Microsoft
17. NTT Global Data Centers
18. QTS Realty Trust
19. STACK Infrastructure
20. ST Telemedia Global Data Centres
21. Vantage Data Centers
22. 3data
23. Africa Data Centres
24. AirTrunk
25. Aligned
26. American Tower
27. AQ Compute
28. Aruba
29. AtlasEdge
30. atNorth
31. AT TOKYO
32. BDx (Big Data Exchange)
33. Bulk Infrastructure
34. Bridge Data Centres
35. CDC Data Centres
36. Chayora
37. China Mobile
38. Chindata
39. CloudHQ
40. Cologix
41. COPT Data Center Solutions
42. CtrlS Datacenters
43. Cyxtera Technologies
44. Data4
45. DataBank
46. DC BLOX
47. Element Critical
48. ePLDT
49. eStruxture Data Centers
50. fifteenfortyseven Critical Systems Realty (1547
51. Flexential
52. Green Mountain
53. H5 Data Centers
54. HostDime
55. KDDI (Telehouse)
56. Keppel Data Centres
57. LG Uplus
58. maincubes one
59. MainOne (Equinix)
60. Milicom (Tigo)
61. NEXTDC
62. ODATA
63. Orange Business Services
64. Prime Data Centers
65. Princeton Digital Group (PDG)
66. Proximity Data Centres
67. Raxio Group
68. Rostelecom Data Centers
69. Sabey Data Centers
70. Scala Data Centers
71. Sify Technologies
72. Skybox Datacenters
73. Stream Data Centers
74. SUNeVision (iAdvantage)
75. Switch
76. T5 Data Centers
77. Tenglong Holdings Group
78. Teraco (Digital Realty)
79. TierPoint
80. Turkcell
81. Urbacon Data Centre Solutions
82. Wingu
83. Yondr
84. Yotta Infrastructure (Hiranandani Group)
New Entrants
1. AdaniConneX
2. AUBix
3. Cloudoon
4. ClusterPower
5. Corscale Data Centers
6. Damac Data Centres (EDGNEX)
7. Data Center First
8. DHAmericas
9. Edge Centres
10. Evolution Data Centres
11. Global Technical Realty
12. Hickory
13. iMCritical
14. Infinity
15. Kasi Cloud
16. MettaDC
17. Open Access Data Centres (OADC)
18. PowerHouse Data Centers
19. Pure Data Centres Group
20. Quantum Loophole
21. Quantum Switch Tamasuk (QST)
22. Stratus DC Management
23. YCO Cloud
24. YTL Data Center
25. ZeroPoint DC
GEOGRAPHICAL ANALYSIS
Americas Region
• The data center construction market in the Americas is developed, with an increasing presence of local and global data center operators, especially in the US, Canada, Brazil, Mexico, Chile, and Colombia. In 2022, Argentina and Peru were some other emerging markets.
Latin America
• Brazil is the leading data center industry in Latin America, with more than 45% of investments in the region due to the growth in internet penetration and adoption of cloud-based services by businesses in the country.
European Region
• Europe’s data center construction market is one of the major and has several global and local data center operators. The Global Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), which came into effect in May 2018, positively impacted the data center industry in Europe, driving customers to shift data to cloud-based services for data localization.
Middle East & Africa (MEA) Region
• The growth in internet penetration, social media usage, and smart city initiatives drive the Middle East & Africa data center market. Telecommunication providers, enterprises, governments, cloud, and colocation service providers are major investors in developing facilities.
APAC Region
• APAC is one of the most dynamic global data center markets, with increased investments from colocation providers and hyperscale operators. The growth in the number of internet users, increased use of social media, elevated smartphone penetration, increased adoption of cloud services, and the need for enterprises to migrate from server room environments to data centers are the major drivers of the data center market APAC.
Segmentation by Geography
• North America
o The U.S.
o Canada
• Latin America
o Brazil
o Mexico
o Chile
o Colombia
o Rest of Latin America
• Western Europe
o The U.K.
o Germany
o France
o Netherlands
o Ireland
o Italy
o Spain
o Switzerland
o Belgium
o Portugal
o Other Western European Countries
• Nordics
o Denmark
o Sweden
o Norway
o Finland & Iceland
• Central & Eastern Europe
o Russia
o Poland
o Austria
o Czech Republic
o Other CEE Countries
• Middle East
o UAE
o Saudi Arabia
o Israel
o Oman
o Kuwait
o Qatar
o Bahrain
o Jordan
o Other Middle East Countries
• Africa
o South Africa
o Kenya
o Nigeria
o Egypt
o Ethiopia
o Other African Countries
• APAC
o China
o Hong Kong
o Australia
o New Zealand
o India
o Japan
o South Korea
o Taiwan
o Rest of APAC
• Southeast Asia
o Singapore
o Indonesia
o Malaysia
o Thailand
o Philippines
o Vietnam
o Other Southeast Asia Countries
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2. What is the growth rate of the data center construction market?
3. What is the estimated market size in terms of area in the global data center construction market by 2028?
4. What are the key trends in the data center construction industry?
5. How many MW of power capacity is expected to reach the global data center construction market by 2028?
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Hyperview Revolutionizes Data Center Management with Advanced DCIM Suite
New Carbon Footprint Reporting Delivers Unmatched Insights, Optimizing Sustainability and Performance
VANCOUVER, British Columbia, Oct. 9, 2024 /PRNewswire/ — Hyperview, the leading cloud-based data center infrastructure management (DCIM) platform, today unveiled a suite of groundbreaking features set to transform data center management through detailed measurement and comprehensive sustainability tools.
At the heart of this is Hyperview’s new carbon footprint reporting system, providing granular insights that surpass traditional location-based methods. The initial offering provides location and rack-level carbon footprint reporting, with future releases set to include carbon footprint reporting down to the asset level. This phased approach enables a level of detailed analysis previously unseen in the industry, allowing for more informed, impactful operational decisions. By offering a holistic view of a data center’s environmental impact, from equipment performance to overall energy consumption, Hyperview is setting a new standard for sustainability management in the digital infrastructure sector.
“The timing of this release is crucial”, says President and CEO Jad Jebara. “As the data center industry faces mounting pressure to address its environmental impact. Data centers currently consume 1.5% of the global energy supply and emit 59 million metric tonnes of CO2 annually. Without significant intervention, experts project this consumption could skyrocket to 8% by 2030. Hyperview’s solutions enable targeted reduction strategies, addressing inefficiencies in IT equipment management and providing detailed emissions analysis.”
Key Highlights:
Phased Reporting Implementation: Initial offering includes location and rack-level carbon footprint reporting, with asset-level insights coming in future releases.Asset-Level Analysis: Enables impactful decision-making through detailed equipment, material, and power data.Predictive Capabilities: Offers current data and future predictions, surpassing competitors’ reliance on historical information.Cost-Effective Solution: Eliminates need for additional professional services through automated data collection and presentation.Regulatory Compliance: Assists in navigating evolving regulations (SB 253, CSRD, EED) while improving ESG performance.Comprehensive Sustainability Tools:Carbon footprint tracking and managementUnlocking stranded power and cooling capacityMonitoring energy usage efficiency and kilowatt hours at rack-levelSetting rack-level thresholds for power and temperatureMonitoring temperature, Delta-T, and humidity”Hyperview’s precision in digital infrastructure management is akin to diagnosing a specific medical condition rather than broadly identifying an illness,” continues Jebara “While competitors might broadly identify issues, Hyperview pinpoints specific causes, enabling our clients to make targeted improvements, significantly reducing their carbon footprint and operational costs.”
These features allow clients to gain a detailed understanding of their energy consumption and identify areas for improvement, contributing to significant carbon footprint reductions. The platform’s detailed data helps clients understand their current situation and make accurate future predictions.
With this advanced DCIM suite, Hyperview reaffirms its position as a leader in data center management solutions, offering unparalleled tools for sustainability, efficiency, and regulatory compliance. As the industry evolves, Hyperview remains at the forefront, driving innovation and enabling data centers to meet the challenges of tomorrow.
To experience Hyperview’s Carbon Footprint Reporting firsthand, schedule a demonstration at https://www.hyperviewhq.com/carbon-footprint/
About Hyperview
Hyperview is the leading cloud-based data center infrastructure management (DCIM) platform that empowers enterprises to optimize capacity, reduce power and energy consumption, lower costs, and avoid outages. The powerful and easy-to-use platform includes Asset Management, Energy Management, Power and Environmental Monitoring, Capacity Planning, and 3D Visualization. Learn more at www.hyperviewhq.com.
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Recorded Future Unveils AI-Driven Enhancements to Combat Ransomware Threats with Real-Time Intelligence
AI-Powered Threat Intelligence Delivers Enhanced Visibility, Faster Detection, and Proactive Response Across the Entire Ransomware Lifecycle
BOSTON, Oct. 9, 2024 /PRNewswire/ — Recorded Future, the world’s largest threat intelligence company, today announced new industry-first ransomware detection capabilities to proactively address threats across the entire attack lifecycle. These capabilities provide real-time visibility into the most pressing and unique risks facing organizations, including ransomware group operations and targeted victims within their specific ecosystems. Powered by Recorded Future AI, organizations receive automated, customized ransomware intelligence with AI-driven reporting, providing timely, actionable insights as an extension of their security teams.
Ransomware continues to rank as the top cybersecurity threat, with attacks rising over 70% in 2023 and $1 billion paid in ransoms. Attackers are shifting further from simple data encryption to more sophisticated extortion tactics, forcing organizations to deal with financial losses, operational disruptions, and reputational damage. Despite major investments in cybersecurity, early detection continues to be a challenge, leaving networks exposed to ransomware. Recorded Future strengthens defenses in areas where EDR, MFA, and other detection tools fall short, providing critical coverage for more complete protection. To address these issues, Recorded Future is enhancing its existing capabilities to offer more comprehensive visibility, real-time insights, and early-stage threat detection through new features:
Ransomware Risk Profiles: Organizations can now monitor customized ransomware risk profiles that offer an end-to-end view of ransomware exposure, that are specific to their organization, helping to identify vulnerabilities and potential attack surface risks early. This empowers security teams to prioritize action and address threats before they escalate.Victimology & Actor Insights: Recorded Future provides real-time insights into ransomware groups’ activities, their victims, and targeted sectors such as specific industries, geographies, or supply chains. These insights are based on MITRE ATT&CK mappings and deep research from Recorded Future’s Insikt Group, enabling security teams to better understand threat actor operations and make proactive defense decisions.AI-Generated Reporting: With the power of Recorded Future AI, organizations can now automatically generate detailed, audience-specific ransomware intelligence reports. These reports provide leadership and security teams with timely, actionable insights, reducing manual effort and accelerating decision-making.”Recorded Future’s AI-powered Intelligence Cloud allows us to take a proactive stance to combating ransomware actors. With Recorded Future’s Threat Intelligence module we will be able to produce reports using AI Reporting with actionable insights on the highest priority threats to inform stakeholders across the organization. This will help us know how to best protect our organization, and increase our resilience.” – Jeremy Miller, Cyber Threat Intelligence Analyst, Nelnet
Ransomware attacks represent a complex and evolving challenge for organizations today. Despite extensive investments in detection tools, security teams often lack the visibility and early detection needed to thwart attacks. Recorded Future’s enhanced Threat Intelligence Module provides organizations with comprehensive visibility across the ransomware lifecycle, empowering them to take a proactive approach to defending against ransomware thereby improving resilience, and mitigating the financial, operational, and reputational damage caused by these attacks.
“While proactive defense and resilience to ransomware attacks are achievable with the right intelligence, an AI-driven approach puts security teams ahead of their adversaries’ next move. We’ve looked at the ransomware lifecycle and applied Recorded Future AI, combined with our threat intelligence and client telemetry, to create a single source of truth, defeating ransomware early for each one of our clients.” – Dr. Christopher Ahlberg, Co-founder and CEO, Recorded Future
For more information or to request a demo, visit: https://www.recordedfuture.com/outcomes/ransomware
To learn more about Recorded Future’s Ransomware Detection Capabilities, visit:https://www.recordedfuture.com/blog/enhanced-ransomware-solution-announcement
About Recorded FutureRecorded Future is the world’s largest threat intelligence company. Recorded Future’s Intelligence Cloud provides end-to-end intelligence across adversaries, infrastructure, and targets. Indexing the internet across the open web, dark web, and technical sources, Recorded Future provides real-time visibility into an expanding attack surface and threat landscape, empowering clients to act with speed and confidence to reduce risk and securely drive business forward. Headquartered in Boston with offices and employees around the world, Recorded Future works with over 1,800 businesses and government organizations across more than 75 countries to provide real-time, unbiased and actionable intelligence. Learn more at recordedfuture.com.
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IMPROVATE brings the world’s most advanced smart city technology from Israel to all over the world
An international “smart cities” powerhouse
BUDAPEST, Hungary, Oct. 9, 2024 /PRNewswire/ — IMPROVATE brought together 15 major cities from across Europe for a Smart Cities conference in Budapest, during which the cities were introduced to the latest and most advanced technological developments by leading Israeli companies in the field, including – Tondo Smart, Juganu, Gadfin, IPlus Cyber, IPgallery, Ok2go, Wise Mon, Atmosfir, Giv Solutions, Ortech , Safer Place, Raizit, Galileo Navigation.
Ronit Hassin Hochman, CEO of IMPROVATE: “Even while the State of Israel is facing a multi-front conflict, the Israeli high-tech industry continues to lead in innovation and technology, helping to maintain the resilience of the Israeli economy.”
The conference, held this week at the Ritz-Carlton in Hungary’s capital, was attended by representatives and mayors of prominent cities across Europe, including Budapest, Sofia, Larnaca, Skopje, Tirana, and others.
While Israel is fighting on multiple fronts, the local high-tech industry continues to achieve outstanding results and maintain the resilience of the Israeli economy. This week, the IMPROVATE Smart Cities Conference took place in Budapest, Hungary. It brought together leading mayors from across Europe.
The aim of the conference was to introduce the world to new and advanced technologies in the field of “smart cities” developed by the Israeli high-tech industry. The mayors met with the leading and most innovative Israeli companies in the field, with the goal of getting to know and implementing new technologies for city management in the cities they govern. Among the Israeli companies that participated in the conference are:
Juganu
Juganu transforms physical spaces into smart, digitized environments through its AI-driven platform that is simple to deploy. By replacing existing light fixtures, Juganu creates adaptable smart spaces that collect and process data, empowering organizations to efficiently manage, monitor, and evolve their environments for future needs.
Ortech
Ortech Defence Systems Ltd. specializes in protection and hardening of existing structures, providing mobile shelters, and developing innovative applications based on composite materials for protection against explosions, blast waves, and shrapnel. The company offers modular protection solutions, comprehensive Turnkey services, survivability reports, and field testing – all to deliver a professional and complete solutions for structural and strategic site protection needs. Ortech has leading protection systems that are Home Front Command approved, including the Ortech Safe Room system, which protects existing rooms in homes and apartments without a secure shelter for emergency situations.
Safer Place
Safer Place unique video based technology platform enables police, municipalities and law enforcement agencies to streamline traffic enforcement operations, increase road safety, drive productivity and generate surplus revenue from traffic and parking fines focusing on life risking traffic violations.
With over 12 years’ experience in the traffic enforcement domain, Safer Place has gained a solid reputation as a trusted solution provider based on dozens of large-scale installations for Tier 1 municipal authorities and police organizations in EMEA including Tel Aviv municipality, Jerusalem municipality, Ayalon Highways, Napels Police, Torino Police and more.
Clean2Go
Clean2Go proudly participated in the Smart Cities Conference in Budapest, showcasing its innovative platform that centralizes waste collection and street cleaning services into one comprehensive system.
With advanced AI capabilities, Clean2Go enhances data accuracy and operational efficiency, making cities smarter and cleaner. During the event, we engaged with deputy mayors from Larnaka, Nikola Barbutov from Sofia, and other cities, as well as key integrators, to explore collaborative opportunities for improving urban management.
Tondo Smart
Tondo Smart develops smart outdoor lighting solutions that serve as a platform for a data-driven, smart public space. With Tondo’s system, cities can add and manage applications that use AI insights to optimize public space management, making it more efficient, eco-friendly, and user-friendly for residents. Tondo Smart develops smart outdoor lighting solutions that serve as a platform for a data-driven, smart public space. With Tondo’s system, cities can add and manage applications that use AI insights to optimize public space management, making it more efficient, eco-friendly, and user-friendly for residents.
Raizit
Raizit is a startup company that develops and operates the leading digital public participation platform in Israel. The platform has been chosen by most government ministries, including the Ministries of Health, Education, Justice, Labor, Prime Minister’s Office, and more. It has also been adopted by statutory authorities such as the Tax Authority, Planning Administration, Water Authority, and others, as well as municipalities like Tel Aviv, Herzliya, Netanya, and more. Raizit’s clients engage in qualitative and meaningful communication with their stakeholders through questionnaires, surveys, online discussions, and innovative tools like participatory maps. The system analyzes the results using a unique AI model, producing accurate and rapid conclusions and recommendations.
Wise-Mon LTD
Wise-Mon Ltd specializes in network cyber solutions, providing a Next generation NAC for securing networks and IOT devices. The company has dozens of clients in Israel and abroad in various sectors of the economy. As part of the Smart Cities Conference, the company presented TruNAC – their flagship product.
Galileo Navigation
Galileo indoor turn by turn GPS navigation and data collection. Saving time, saving money, making money and saving lives.
Iplus Cyber
Many cities are increasingly vulnerable to cyber threats, yet often lack the budget for top-tier security measures. At I Plus Cyber, we created Attackwatch to empower municipalities in safeguarding their critical infrastructure. Our solution offers advanced threat intelligence, breach detection, and attack surface management—all at an affordable price—ensuring the protection of the communities they serve.
IPgallery
IPgallery delivers AI-driven software solutions, enhancing urban life. Our technologies, designed for safety, sustainability, and resilience, provide vital tools for managing daily operations and emergencies. We empower city stakeholders across interconnected sectors including transportation and mobility, environment, air quality, citizen engagement, power and energy, public safety, and urban planning.
GIV-solutions
Established in 2021, GIV-solutions is among the world’s leading Asset intensive management software solution providers, with over twenty years of experience in delivering large-scale software projects for the Smart city, transportation, Health care, campus, energy and real estate sectors.
GIV-CITY™ offers a powerful and holistic management system – the digital brain and beating heart of the smart city. By consolidating disparate data sources into a single unified platform, GIV-CITY™ ensures seamless communication and compatibility among different systems and devices. It empowers city officials to collaborate, make timely, data-driven decisions, minimize risks, and continuously improve management processes and government transparency.
Atmosfir
Atmosfir, an Israeli R&D integrator for advanced environmental solutions, presented HaZapp, a social application for reporting and managing environmental hazards globally, covering all types of hazards.
Additionally, the company introduced the D-fenceline system, which measures air pollutants in real-time along the fences of chemical plants, under ISO 17025 accreditation.
Gadfin
Gadfin Aerologistics System develops, manufactures and operates long range (>250Km), Heavy duty (8-150Kg), unmanned eVTOL’s for B2B logistics. Gadfin has an unprecedented backlog of orders reaching more $350M. The biggest in its segment.
Among the cities that participated were prominent cities in Central and Eastern Europe, including Larnaca in Cyprus, Sofia in Bulgaria, Burgas, Plovdiv, Vratsa, and more.
Ronit Hassin Hochman, CEO of IMPROVATE: “Even while the State of Israel is in a multi-front conflict, the Israeli high-tech industry continues to lead in innovation and technology, helping to maintain the resilience of the Israeli economy. Israel is becoming a global power in the field of ‘smart cities,’ and today’s conference demonstrates its strength, as mayors from across the continent come to be exposed to, learn, and implement Israeli technologies in major European cities.”
Larnaca Mayor, Andreas Vyras, said at the conference: “The IMPROVATE Smart Cities conference is an excellent opportunity for us to enter the field of smart cities, which we have been aiming for for a long time. Additionally, the opportunity to collaborate with Israeli companies in the field intrigued us, and we hope to start cooperation between the parties.” On the conference content, the Larnaca Mayor said: “Participation in the professional panels allowed us to present the challenges we face, such as smart transportation, waste management, traffic, and cybersecurity, and to begin to learn and become familiar with the systems and developments that can help us deal with these challenges.”
The field of “smart cities” is one of the fastest-growing and most significant fields in technology and innovation today. More and more cities around the globe are implementing advanced technologies based on artificial intelligence or big data to improve the quality of life, safety, and security of their residents. As a result, the field is experiencing remarkable growth, with estimates suggesting there are currently thousands of active smart city projects worldwide. From major cities like Barcelona, New York, Tel Aviv, and Stockholm, which have technological systems helping manage and improve the lives of millions of residents, to smaller communities implementing smart technologies to address various urban challenges. Consequently, global investments in the field are expected to break records in the coming years, turning it into a market estimated to be worth tens of billions of dollars.
Alongside technological success comes economic growth
Investments in the field of smart cities continue to grow rapidly, becoming a global magnet for investors and technology companies recognizing the need and potential of smart technologies to improve quality of life in cities. In light of all this, it is estimated that in the coming decade, the number of new cities worldwide expected to implement smart city systems will increase significantly. The prominent fields leading this area include traffic and public transportation management, renewable energy, and systems for reducing crime and enhancing personal security.
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