AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoQuantum Push: Quantinuum has opened operations in Albuquerque as New Mexico pursues a $1.3 billion quantum-technology initiative. The company’s chief executive sees the field as a potential economic engine on the scale of semiconductors. Animal Health: New Mexico has confirmed screwworm in dogs, a cat and cattle in Doña Ana, Grant and Luna counties, as U.S. cases reach 74. Researchers at Texas A&M are launching a large-scale genetic study of the outbreak. Spaceflight: Virgin Galactic’s new Apeiron spacecraft has arrived at Spaceport America for testing, with commercial flights targeted for 2027. Space Technology: New Mexico startup Solstar is seeking to build a subscription business around its in-orbit internet service. Quantum Research: Los Alamos-based UbiQD received a state grant to develop a single-photon source for quantum computing. Workforce: Sandia National Laboratories and Purdue are launching a master’s program in engineering focused on hypersonics.
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