AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoQuantum Computing: Fujitsu and New Mexico signed an agreement to establish a quantum research center, with plans to develop specialized talent and explore joint work with state universities and research institutions. The state’s cybersecurity leader says quantum-safe protections should advance alongside the field. Digital Access: New Mexico says broadband expansion is on track to reach 94% of residents by year-end, narrowing connectivity gaps across the state. Data-Center Buildout: Oracle’s proposed $165 billion Project Jupiter in Doña Ana County could require up to 2.45 gigawatts of power. Pipeline delays may lead to costly trucked natural gas for early operations, raising questions about energy and infrastructure. Cybersecurity: A network outage disrupted Bernalillo town systems and email; officials said police and fire services remained operational as engineers investigated. Privacy Rules: The ACLU of New Mexico urged lawmakers to limit companies’ collection of location, biometric and health data, which state law largely leaves unprotected.
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