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Jonathan Andrews

Jonathan Andrews

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Managing Editor, Cities Today

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  • Bay Area leverages rights of way for fibre growth

    By Jonathan Andrews Verified| Cities Today Verified 16 April 2025 by Jonathan Andrews Bay Area cities in California are advancing connectivity with the completion of 130 kilometres of high-capacity fibre as part of the California Middle-Mile Broadband Initiative, aimed at expanding broadband access to underserved areas. The fibre will enhance connectivity in cities including Oakland, San Francisco, Santa Clara, and San Jose, forming part of a broader 355-kilometre infrastructure.

    By Jonathan Andrews Verified · Cities Today

    Apr. 16, 2025

  • New AI platform aims to streamline government procurement

    By Jonathan Andrews Verified| Cities Today Verified 15 April 2025 by Jonathan Andrews Authorium, a technology platform for government operations, has introduced AuthorAI, a new AI-powered solution designed to improve the efficiency of creating Statements of Work (SOW) for public sector agencies. Developed in collaboration with AWS, the solution aims to help local governments generate high-quality SOWs more quickly while ensuring transparency and compliance with procurement regulations.

    By Jonathan Andrews Verified · Cities Today

    Apr. 15, 2025

  • Bay Area leverages rights of way for fibre growth

    By Jonathan Andrews Verified| Cities Today Verified 16 April 2025 by Jonathan Andrews Bay Area cities in California are advancing connectivity with the completion of 130 kilometres of high-capacity fibre as part of the California Middle-Mile Broadband Initiative, aimed at expanding broadband access to underserved areas. The fibre will enhance connectivity in cities including Oakland, San Francisco, Santa Clara, and San Jose, forming part of a broader 355-kilometre infrastructure.

    By Jonathan Andrews Verified · Cities Today

    Apr. 16, 2025

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