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Global Tech Giants Flock to Cheonan for Smart City Development

HONG MOON HWA Senior Reporter / Updated : 2025-01-17 21:02:24
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Cheonan, South Korea – The city of Cheonan is rapidly becoming a hub for global tech innovation, as major corporations like Google Cloud, Amazon, and Nvidia are partnering to build a state-of-the-art smart city.

Since being selected as a pilot city for South Korea's smart city initiative last year, Cheonan has attracted significant interest from these tech giants. Their involvement is driven by the city's commitment to leveraging artificial intelligence, cloud computing, 3D solutions, and other advanced technologies to create a more efficient and sustainable urban environment.

Notable partnerships include:

Dassault Systèmes: The French company has signed an agreement to provide its 3D simulation technology for urban planning and development.
Amazon: The e-commerce giant is collaborating with Cheonan to establish an innovation center, offering cloud computing services and supporting local startups.
Google Cloud: The company is exploring ways to integrate its AI technologies into the city's administrative services and policies.
By combining the expertise of these global tech firms with local initiatives, Cheonan aims to create a model smart city that can be replicated in other regions. The city is focusing on several key areas:

Startup Ecosystem: Fostering a thriving startup ecosystem through mentorship, funding, and access to global markets.
Talent Development: Investing in education and training programs to develop a skilled workforce.
Digital Transformation: Integrating AI, IoT, and other advanced technologies into city operations and services.
The city government is also working closely with local universities, research institutions, and businesses to drive innovation. A consortium of 11 organizations is leading the implementation of various smart city projects, including smart transportation, energy management, and urban planning. 

Park Sang-don, Mayor of Cheonan, expressed his enthusiasm for the city's transformation. "We are excited to have these global tech giants join us in our journey to build a smarter, more sustainable city," he said. "By leveraging their expertise and resources, we can create a better future for our citizens and become a model for other cities around the world."

With ambitious plans and strong partnerships, Cheonan is poised to become a global showcase for smart city innovation.  

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