AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoUtah Tech & Business: Meta is pouring more than $3B into its Eagle Mountain data center, adding a 150MW battery storage facility and hundreds of new jobs, with city leaders pointing to water and infrastructure commitments. AI for Real Estate Ops: Entrata rolled out Entrata Pro at Summit 2026, adding agentic tools (console, studio, analytics, and AI admin) across its multifamily OS to push toward more autonomous property management. Utah Energy & Lithium: A1 Lithium (via Anson Resources) secured Emery County tax incentives for expansion and Inland Port Authority approval tied to its Green River lithium project—aimed at jobs and domestic critical minerals supply. Health Tech in Utah: Epitel appointed medtech leader James Reinstein to its board as it scales its wireless REMI remote EEG monitoring system. Cyber/Trust for AI Agents: DigiCert launched AI Trust Manager, designed to verify AI agents’ identity, ownership, permissions, and revoke access with a “kill switch.” Elections Tech: The U.S. Supreme Court blocked Trump’s mail-ballot restrictions, letting states—including Utah—keep established mail voting processes as ballots go out. Privacy Alarm: A class action claims Meta used Instagram/Facebook photos to build a universal facial recognition system tied to its smart glasses; Utah residents have raised similar concerns about Meta AI. Tech Consumer Watch: A new report says Americans keep smartphones about 32 months on average, even as $2,000 flagships arrive.
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