AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoRadio Astronomy in Nevada: Caltech is moving ahead with plans for the Deep Synoptic Array, a 1,650-dish radio telescope in a remote Nevada valley that aims to survey the visible sky up to 100 times faster than existing facilities and begin construction after final design review, targeting operations by 2029. Energy & Water Policy: Arizona faces potential Colorado River cuts up to 77% under a “no deal” federal approach, while Nevada’s share could drop about 6%; a separate agrisolar land-use tax fact sheet highlights how states like Nevada are trying to keep farmland classified for agriculture while supporting solar development. Local Tech & Business: InfoComm 2026 in Las Vegas saw end-user attendance rise to 37% of total visitors even as overall attendance dipped, signaling stronger demand for practical deployments. Utilities & Consumer Tech: NV Energy refunds for long-overcharged customers are set to start in July after a required third-party audit, with more than 100,000 customers affected by misclassified property billing. AI & Enterprise IT: Info-Tech LIVE 2026 in Las Vegas focused on “agentic IT” and the need for disciplined execution, governance, and reliable data foundations to turn AI into measurable value.
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