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| Kim Hong-keun, right, vice president of LG CNS, poses with Majed Al-Hogail, minister of Saudi's Ministry of Municipal and Rural Affairs and Housing at LG Science Park in Seoul, Nov. 30. LG CNS said it introduced smart city services and technologies that are based on AI, big data and cloud computing to Saudi government officials. Courtesy of LG CNS |
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