AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoAir Traffic Technology: The FAA lifted its nationwide flight ground stop, but delays and cancellations continue. Officials blamed overloaded routers during a copper-to-fiber upgrade of aging equipment, leaving many New York-area travelers stranded. AI Safety: New York has launched a first-in-the-nation institute at Binghamton University to study and independently test powerful AI systems. Separately, AI firm Aaru plans to expand in New York City, bringing more than 650 jobs. Quantum Research: Researchers reached a quantum-internet milestone using New York City fiber, a step toward connecting quantum devices over existing networks. Chip Manufacturing: GlobalFoundries has begun a New York expansion tied to a U.S.-Japan semiconductor project. City Oversight: New York City Council approved a ban on surveillance pricing, which uses customers’ personal data to set individualized prices. Building Safety: The probe into a deadly Brooklyn collapse is widening to nearby construction sites as questions grow about excavation work and city oversight.
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