AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoGrid & Power: Ares Strategic Mining reports satellite-based fluorspar exploration at Utah’s Spor Mountain, flagging 49 preliminary target sites for follow-up drilling. AI Infrastructure: The University of Utah is showcasing a “sovereign AI factory” built with HPE and NVIDIA to boost compute while keeping sensitive healthcare data under tighter control. Energy Policy: DOE’s SPARK initiative is funding faster transmission upgrades nationwide, aiming to add 23 GW by reconductoring and grid-enhancing tech—relevant as Utah and neighbors chase reliability. Telecom: Verizon’s copper retirement plan in Utah and other states faces extra FCC scrutiny after being pulled from expedited review, with officials warning wireless replacements may not cover gaps. Health Tech: FDA cleared Route 92 Medical’s FreeClimb 46 catheter with Tenzing 4 for neurovascular access, expanding its Utah-based device lineup. Public Safety (Utah): Utah’s domestic violence “warm handoff” law isn’t consistently triggering hotline calls from the scene, leaving high-risk victims “slipping through the cracks.” Life Sciences: TriCelX says FDA cleared its Phase 1/2 IND for XytriX in ALS, extending its CTE-to-ALS program.
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