[Press] Korea Smart Cities Daily News Clipping - May. 28

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[Press] Korea Smart Cities Daily News Clipping - May. 28
[Press] Korea Smart Cities Daily News Clipping - May. 28
Post Code : 86 Writer : 관리자 Date : Fri, 28 May 2021, 9:52 AM
○The Fourth Industrial Revolution - Korea Invests $20 Billion In Its Smart City Ecosystem Korea launched a Digital Infrastructure New Deal in the middle of 2020, an initiative that preceded the Biden Administration’s similar American Jobs Plan. In fact, this week’s visit by President Moon visit to the White House is meant to build a bridge between those two initiatives, highlighting Korea’s large investments in the U.S. (including $7.1 billion in lithium ion battery manufacturing), and punctuating a budding global partnership around smart city technology, hydrogen-powered green energy, and the roll-out of non-Chinese 5G applications. Source : Forbes (05/19/21) You can see the full article by clicking the title.
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