AGP Executive Report
Last update: 24 minutes agoWyoming Tech & Energy: American Uranium says its Lo Herma uranium project in Wyoming’s Powder River Basin has a big jump in indicated resources, with 120-hole 2025/26 drilling feeding an updated mineral resource estimate aimed at an in-situ recovery scoping study. Cybersecurity & AI: ArmorCode used Black Hat USA to expand an agentic AI security platform with new “remediation agents” and added context sources to help teams focus on reachable, patchable flaws instead of expensive guesswork. Privacy & Quantum-Safety: Casper and AmericanFortress announced a partnership to bring post-quantum zero-knowledge wallet protection and zero-knowledge compliance features into the Casper ecosystem. Water & Infrastructure: Green River City Council will consider a $3 million state loan for Teton Water Tank rehab and a federal grant for Killdeer Wetlands and Diversion Dam improvements. Climate & Policy: A new federal Colorado River plan sets a 10-year framework that could trigger major Lower Basin cutbacks while Upper Basin states lean on voluntary conservation. Tech in the real world: Volta Infra raised $300M to finance access to Nvidia AI chips, pitching a “pay for compute” model for smaller firms that can’t afford upfront hardware. Wyoming Governance & Tech: A Wyoming nonprofit tied to election activity in Sarasota County changed its website claims about ads and coordination, raising questions about who funds and directs the operation.
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