AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoRobotics: Salem-based Agility Robotics expects to raise about $465 million as it prepares to go public and expand commercial deployments of its humanoid robots. Semiconductors: Intel plans to shift some Oregon production capacity from PC chips to data-center processors, as memory shortages and weaker computer sales reshape its manufacturing plans. Data Privacy: Oregon Attorney General Dan Rayfield helped lead a coalition securing a $220 million settlement with GM over the sale of drivers’ location and driving data; the company must get drivers’ express consent before collecting or sharing it. Climate Research: A new study finds Oregon’s extreme climate-hazard days have quadrupled over two decades. Invasive Species: Hydrilla, a potentially damaging aquatic weed, has been found in Oregon for the first time, raising concerns about its spread.
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