AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoPrivacy Tech: Utah’s license-plate reader rules limit most government data retention to nine months, prohibit selling the data and require public policies and search records. Lawmakers are weighing tighter oversight. Utah Tech Business: Bose acquired Park City-based Skullcandy, which will remain a separate brand with its headquarters in Kimball Junction and gain access to Bose’s audio technology. Data & Water: Data centers moving into rural Utah are drawing questions about water demand and oversight; the facilities support everyday cloud services. Research & Engineering: Utah State researchers are applying machine learning to game-camera data to help manage recreation areas. State lawmakers also toured the Central Utah Project, whose tunnels and reservoirs move Colorado River Basin water to the Wasatch Front.
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