Comcast says it’s in the smart city space for the long haul, not just the backhaul. Caroline Goodbody and Jake Purcell talk to Cities Today about the new business unit.
There is a new contender in town for smart city pitches – Comcast.
While the company is well known for its connectivity, it doesn’t spring to mind for most as a smart city vendor. But after dipping its toes into the water a couple of years ago to explore options, Comcast has launched its most recent pilot on home turf with the City of Philadelphia, focusing on smart streetlighting
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