AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoEV Safety Tech: Texas Instruments unveiled the BQ79731-Q1 battery monitor to flag thermal runaway risk by tracking up to 26 cells with electrochemical impedance sensing—coming as TI expands semiconductor manufacturing in Texas and Utah. Utah Health Research: University of Utah and CU Boulder researchers surveyed older adults in Colorado and found many are trying edible cannabis for pain, sleep, and quality-of-life—often as an alternative after other options fail, with concerns about THC impairment and fall risk. AI Policy Watch: Despite a Trump push to limit state AI regulation, some states are still moving ahead; Utah is among those holding back on broader AI bills. Data Center Backlash (Utah): Box Elder County approved a 180-day moratorium on new data centers and power plants on unincorporated land, while a major hyperscale “Stratos” project is carved out due to a land-authority transfer. Water & Climate: Arizona faces up to 77% Colorado River cuts if Upper and Lower Basin states can’t reach a deal, while Utah and the region weigh what an incoming El Niño could mean for snow and summer heat. Local Tech & Governance: Utah County’s clerk adjusted a controversial deputy clerk appointment after public backlash over the appointee’s background and comments. STEM & Learning: WGU launched a PMI-accredited bachelor’s in project management with an accelerated path toward PMP certification.
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