Las ciudades del Futuro

Las ciudades del Futuro is an online publication focused on the intersection of technology and urban development, covering topics such as cybersecurity, artificial intelligence, connectivity, and smart cities. It features news articles and analysis related to technology adoption in Latin America, particularly in Colombia, including coverage of events, awards, and interviews with industry figures. The site maintains sections dedicated to categories like Inteligencia Artificial, Premios ICCI, and Expo, along with subscription options and social media channels.

The publication targets public and private decision-makers, mayors, urban innovation leaders, academia, and B2B/B2G companies. It aims to connect these groups by providing the latest technology news for citizens and their governors. The content helps readers understand urban challenges from a Latin American perspective, promoting informed debate on smart cities, govtech, digital transformation, sustainability, and public innovation.

The website features specific categories including Ciberseguridad, Conectividad, Criptoactivos, Datos e infraestructura, Eventos, Fintech, Inteligencia Artificial, Negocios y ecosistema, Premios ICCI, Salud, Sostenibilidad y Energía, and Videovigilancia. It also highlights specific events like the Platzi Business Forum 2026 and coverage of companies like Incode Technologies and Omnilogy Polonia.

The publication emphasizes that true urban development is defined by the technology's ability to generate well-being, strengthen institutions, and expand opportunities for people. It believes innovation only makes sense when it produces more human, resilient, and inclusive cities. The site contributes to building this agenda by generating content, analysis, and perspectives that help understand urban challenges.

The site is part of the Expo I ecosystem, which seeks to bring the latest technology news for citizens and their governors. It operates as an online publication that humanizes urban technology to build public criteria and push for better decisions regarding the future of cities. The platform maintains a 365-day presence to keep the conversation about urban futures alive.

The publication highlights specific technological initiatives such as public infrastructure, data sovereignty, 5G deployment, and digital payments. It covers stories like the deployment of 5G in Colombia where Claro reached 15 new cities, and the use of AI in accounting and credit for small and medium enterprises during the Colombia Tech Fest 2026.

The site features interviews and articles from notable figures such as Ovidio Claros Polanco, president executive of the Chamber of Commerce of Bogotá, and Freddy Vega, CEO and cofounder of Platzi. It also includes contributions from experts like Ludomir Parfianowicz of Omnilogy Polonia and Jorge Hernández, who publishes many of the articles.

The site covers markets primarily in Latin America, with a strong focus on Colombia. It discusses regional transformations, including the shift from Movistar to Tigo involving an investment of 13 trillion pesos, and the broader context of urbanization where over 80% of the population lives in cities.

The publication discusses the role of technology as an investment rather than just a cost, quoting Ovidio Claros Polanco who stated that an entrepreneur who sees technology as a cost will face difficulties. It highlights the need for companies to incorporate their own technological capabilities and strengthen their digital talent.

The site covers the intersection of technology and urban development, specifically mentioning the use of AI in controlling energy, biology, and infrastructure. It also touches on cybersecurity risks, such as those highlighted by Incode Technologies regarding new fraud risks in Colombia.

The publication addresses the fragmentation of technology as a factor that slows digital maturity in companies, according to Wilson Calderón. It also explores the invisible use of cryptoassets and the vision of Paymentology regarding this topic.

The site covers the integration of technology in public services, such as the proposal by ETB and Hikvision to convert public lighting in Bogotá into a smart network. It also discusses the academic component of events like the CCB Tech Day with over 120 speakers.

The site features a section on health technology, mentioning IntraMed presenting its network of health professionals in Colombia. It also covers the debate on reusable identities and regulation in Colombia, featuring the vision of Jumio.

The publication includes a section on the Platzi Business Forum 2026, which focused on the challenge of monetizing and governing AI in companies. It also covers the BCG Index 2026, providing statistics and insights on smart cities.

The official website of Las ciudades del Futuro is lasciudadesdelfuturo.com.