AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoPrivate AI & governance: Broadcom/VMware exec Chris Wolf says “agentic AI” is raising both value and risk, pushing enterprises toward tighter controls like quotas, budgets, logging, and human approvals. Utah nuclear workforce: The University of Utah is revising its nuclear engineering minor to add more nuclear energy and technology coursework, with a fall 2027 rollout planned. Nursing education: Joyce University launches BSN90, a nation-first 90-credit BSN pathway starting for Utah students in January 2027. AI infrastructure in Utah: Solowin’s AXG Digital targets 100+ MW of AI/HPC capacity by 2028 while Congress stalls on crypto rules. CUAS tech: Spotter Global unveils RDID 3.0, expanding drone Remote ID detection to a 5km range and adding pilot-location tracking. Water innovation: Creekstone Energy says it can recover water from natural-gas exhaust for agriculture, partnering with University of Utah researchers to test feasibility. Space education & history: Salt Lake City renames Jackson Elementary after Mary Jackson, NASA’s first Black female engineer. STEM science: CERN work helps explain how “cosmic rainstorms” form by simulating cosmic-ray impacts in the lab.
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