AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoAI Power: Malaysia says data-centre growth must not squeeze electricity supplies for existing industries, as demand for AI infrastructure rises. New 800-volt power systems could support AI racks exceeding one megawatt from 2027. Rare-Earth Recycling: German researchers are developing a process to recover neodymium from magnets used in electric vehicles, wind turbines and electronics, aiming to reduce reliance on imports and overseas reprocessing. Green Fuels: C1 Green Chemicals has signed its first technology licence, partnering with India’s Thermax to develop a pre-commercial facility for producing green methanol from syngas. Digital Health: Samsung’s Galaxy Buds have received South Korean medical-device approval for hearing tests and hearing assistance; the features are expected in a software update early next year. Navy Safety: U.S. Navy engineers successfully tested thermal cameras and detection software that alert crews when someone falls overboard, and are considering a fleet trial.
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