AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoUS-China Chips: Apple and other PC makers are reportedly testing memory chips from CXMT, a Chinese supplier blacklisted by the Pentagon, as “cartel” pricing and AI-driven demand squeeze Western options. Social Media Regulation: A Reuters/Ipsos poll finds 61% of Americans back tighter social media rules and 66% support age-verification laws for kids under 16, even as critics warn facial checks can misidentify teens and create data-risk. Korea Growth Engines: South Korea unveiled the SEED initiative with seven projects—SMRs, nuclear fusion, renewables, quantum, aerospace, biotech, and advanced materials—aiming for moon landings by 2030 and a 100-qubit quantum computer by 2029. Cybersecurity in Cities: Suisun City, California, declared an emergency after malware shut down its IT network, disrupting 911 routing and public safety operations. Enterprise AI: Odine and OdineLabs filed two patents for secure AI-agent connectivity to enterprise systems and workflow execution within rules. Defense Tech: Australia is reportedly nearing a $10B+ export deal for Canberra-built phased-array radar for the UK. Circular Tech: Scotland’s NMIS trialed digital product passports in real remanufacturing to improve repair and reuse transparency.
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