AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoHealth Technology: Albuquerque’s Lovelace Health System is piloting computer vision to help staff identify surgical instruments and check trays for debris or missing items, aiming to reduce operating-room delays and safety risks. Oilfield Pollution: A New Mexico investigation describes toxic produced-water dumping near the Black River and the use of heat- and gas-detecting cameras to monitor emissions. Data Centers: Residents are pushing back against energy- and water-hungry AI facilities; New Mexico proposals in Hachita and near Santa Teresa put those concerns close to home. Quantum Research: Fujitsu and New Mexico are moving ahead with a quantum computing research center, a bid to grow the state’s high-tech research base. Tech Workforce: Sandia Labs wants colleges to expand training for hands-on roles such as electronics fabrication, machinists and technologists. Broadband: New Mexico says it is on track to reach 94% broadband access by the end of the year.
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