Cities join Intel's Wi-Fi program
Intel and several corporate partners launched a program on Thursday aimed at helping cities use wireless networks to better serve their citizens - and perhaps make a little cash on the side.
Thirteen cities are currently participating in the initiative, called "Digital Communities." Its goal is to give cities technical resources and discounts to help them establish or build out their broadband wireless infrastructure so they can better connect with police and fire personnel as well as with public-works employees such as meter readers and building inspectors.
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