AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoUAS Research: Project ATLAS, unveiled at the Grand Forks UAS Summit, will pair UND and NASA with the North Dakota National Guard and federal defense partners to test how drones and unmanned ground vehicles can work together. Nearly $2 million in startup funding is in place. Cybersecurity: A state review told lawmakers that cyberattacks pose the biggest threat to critical infrastructure, and AI tools could help adversaries exploit connected power, water, health care and communications systems. Tech Training: Six North Dakota organizations received more than $286,000 for career education projects, including drone training, automotive electronics, agricultural engineering and firefighter equipment. Data Center Debate: County officials say data center rules should reflect local conditions, as a proposed Cass County project faces calls for a development moratorium. Clean Tech: Gevo signed a three-year deal to sell carbon-removal credits from its North Dakota ethanol plant.
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