AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoAI Infrastructure: Applied Digital’s Polaris Forge 2 is nearing completion in Harwood, with two massive AI data center buildings totaling about 1.8k workers on site and designed to power large-scale computing. Paleontology: Scientists report the first known adult T. rex trackway in North Dakota’s Hell Creek Formation—four giant three-toed prints spanning about 23 feet and dated to roughly 66.5 million years ago. Energy & Critical Minerals: Talon Metals is shifting nickel-copper processing plans away from Mercer County, North Dakota, and toward its Humboldt Mill in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula. State Policy: North Dakota lawmakers passed a bill to regulate natural kratom while banning synthetic products, ending a special session and rescinding a temporary governor order. Public Health & Research: UND received $408,184 for biomedical research and training via the National Institute of General Medical Sciences. Education & Community Tech: Eco Ed in Jamestown is bringing conservation-focused, station-based learning to about 200 sixth graders over three days.
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