AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoNvidia Probe: Nvidia hired law firm Wachtell Lipton and former federal prosecutor Joon Kim to lead an independent investigation into CEO Jensen Huang’s alleged affair with a woman U.S. intelligence officials suspect of working for China. The claims have raised fresh questions about chip exports and national security. AI’s Power Bill: A Cornell study found that AI data-center growth pushed up electricity costs unevenly, with lower-income and rural households bearing a disproportionate burden. Cybersecurity: U.S. agencies warned grocers that attackers may exploit internet-connected refrigeration controls, potentially spoiling food or creating fire risks. CISA Leadership: President Trump nominated Palantir cybersecurity executive Michael LoSapio to lead the federal cybersecurity agency; the Senate must confirm him. Defense Technology: Safe Pro Group won a $2.5 million Army contract to run threat-detection software aboard Anduril’s Ghost-X drone to help protect tanks. Alzheimer’s Research: NIH awarded Washington University $32 million over five years to extend a long-running study tracking aging and Alzheimer’s, with plans to recruit more diverse participants.
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