AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoOracle Data Center Fallout: Oracle sent a “force majeure” notice tied to Project Jupiter, its massive New Mexico AI data center, citing potential power and permitting delays—sparking fresh investor jitters and raising questions about who pays when timelines slip. AI Cybersecurity in NM: UNM said an attempted OpenAI-linked hack against its Libraries system failed and found no evidence UNM systems were compromised, even as broader “rogue agent” concerns grow. Broadband for Tribal Communities: New Mexico awarded a $100,000 grant to the Pueblo of Zia to extend fiber to unserved homes and community institutions. Reproductive Care Under Abortion Bans: Maternal-fetal medicine specialists published new guidance for high-risk pregnancy care in states with abortion restrictions. Food and Livestock: The U.S. plans to reopen the Santa Teresa livestock inspection port after screwworm concerns—unlikely to quickly lower record beef prices. State Policy Watch: New Mexico’s Free Childcare program faces growing pains, while lawmakers debate screen-time limits for early grades.
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