AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoAI Infrastructure: Project Jupiter, Oracle’s $165 billion data center in Santa Teresa, opened for its first media tour, showcasing fuel-cell power and a closed-loop cooling system. About 4,400 people are working on site, including 1,200 New Mexicans. But Oracle’s proposed backup-power deal with El Paso Electric surprised county commissioners, while three data centers near the state line raise concerns about rising emissions and climate targets. Clean Energy: New Mexico awarded $17.3 million to four geothermal projects, backing efforts to expand the state’s renewable energy supply. Quantum Research: Fujitsu and New Mexico are moving ahead with plans for a quantum computing research center in the state. Water Science: NASA satellite data show that river models miss important changes in nearly 10% of waterways studied, often where dams and reservoirs complicate water planning—a concern for the drought-stressed West.
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