AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoCyber Cheyenne Summit: Cybersecurity pros from Northern Colorado and Wyoming will meet in Cheyenne Oct. 16 for “Protecting the Digital Frontier,” with sessions on AI threats, critical infrastructure, and connected systems. Tribal Tech & Power: Cheyenne and Arapaho tribal citizens voted for a three-year moratorium on data center construction on tribal lands, citing water use, environmental impacts, and transparency. Energy Costs in Wyoming: A nonpartisan think tank projects Wyoming households could pay about $9,000 more for energy through 2040 as federal policy shifts boost demand for natural gas and gasoline. AI + Robotics Deal (Wyoming link): AIBotics agreed to acquire Empulser, a Wyoming company founded by Patrick Tsang, aiming to scale wireless power and AI-enabled autonomous systems for defense and commercial work. Wyoming Education Tech: Sweetwater County School District No. 1 won a $15,000 CTE Cutting Edge Grant to build a high school unmanned aircraft systems engineering pathway. Health & Monitoring: A national study found Wyoming clinicians had the highest rate of unchecked cholesterol for statin patients (32%), raising concerns about follow-up care. Wildfire Water Impacts: New research finds wildfire burn area is rising in Western watersheds that supply large populations, threatening water quality and infrastructure.
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