AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoAI Data Centers & Local Industry: Oracle’s $300B compute deal with OpenAI is tied to a Stargate buildout targeting up to 10GW (with New Mexico’s Project Jupiter pegged at $18B), with Vertiv and Caterpillar positioned as key “plumbing” suppliers. Energy Costs & Regulation: A House-passed push would require states to consider making data centers cover the full added electricity and grid upgrade costs—an issue now central to affordability debates. Water Tech for Flood Risk: Santa Fe AI firm EnviTrace was selected for the DOE’s Genesis Mission to help forecast water levels and flooding. Public Health & Livestock: New World screwworm is back in Texas and New Mexico, prompting renewed monitoring and risk mapping for animals and people. Nuclear/Research Infrastructure: Los Alamos’ LANSCE accelerator modernization cleared a major design milestone to keep capabilities running through 2050. Local Business & Tourism: Bayard is moving ahead with plans for a mining museum in the former Local 890 union hall. Weather Watch: Strong thunderstorms hit parts of New Mexico Saturday evening, with wind, hail, lightning, and localized flooding risk.
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