AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoMedical AI & Data: China’s National Medical Imaging AI contest is expanding into Vietnam, offering anonymised CT/MRI/X-ray/ultrasound datasets across cancer and brain/renal tracks ahead of an Aug–Oct 2026 run in Guangxi. Space Tech: TT Electronics’ Hallogic Hall-effect sensors are selected for NASA’s Dragonfly rotorcraft mission, targeting non-contact switching for harsh, long-life conditions. Biopharma: Sanofi’s Sarclisa gets Japan approval for subcutaneous use in multiple myeloma, with an on-body injector submission also in review. Cybersecurity: Pakistan’s PTA urges stronger password hygiene and 2FA, warning against reused or personal-info passwords amid rising fraud and phishing. Defense & Industrial Scale: Boeing expands Germany’s MQ-28 Ghost Bat industry team with Diehl Defence and Rohde & Schwarz, adding weapons and mission/communications integration roles. Energy & Industry: Green steel progress is stalling as delays mount and governments fall short on funding, while LSU and Hyundai Steel sign a research deal for a lower-carbon electric arc furnace mill. AI Infrastructure & Policy: EU leaders push “technological neutrality” and plan ETS free-allowance proposals, while the UK launches an AI Growth Lab legal sandbox for faster, safer legal-tech deployment.
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