AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoEnterprise IT Shift: SUSE says Centorrino Technologies is replacing VMware with SUSE Virtualisation, aiming to cut licensing costs and migrate thousands of VMs with minimal downtime. Public Health & Data: Singapore expands biosurveillance research under its One Health approach, tracking zoonotic risks across urban ecosystems, including pathogens linked to city birds. School Security Debate: Wichita considers classroom-connected security tech after concerns about surveillance, access to images inside schools, and possible bias. Nuclear & Energy Policy: South Korea’s President Lee chairs a briefing on seven “SEEDs” (SMRs, fusion, renewables, quantum, space/aviation, advanced bio, advanced materials) to build future growth engines. Clinical Progress: Anteris Technologies reports progress on its DurAVR heart valve pivotal PARADIGM trial, including first US patient treatment after Medicare reimbursement eligibility. Space Science Funding: A UH-led network received nearly $1M from NSF to keep operating cosmic-ray and space-weather monitoring detectors. Biodiversity Research: UC Berkeley-led modeling suggests a CRISPR-based Y-linked approach could help control invasive island rodents while limiting spread risks. Cybersecurity: Researchers warn the Kimwolf botnet has updated tactics to blend DDoS traffic into normal web browsing.
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