AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoFusion Manufacturing: Avalanche Energy picked the Tri-Cities for its first fusion-machine factory, starting with prototype production and potentially scaling to hundreds of machines a year. The project could bring hundreds of jobs, though no site has been selected. Tech Immigration: The Trump administration suspended Microsoft and Adobe from the green-card labor certification program. Washington lawmakers Pramila Jayapal and Suzan DelBene warned the move could unsettle workers and hurt innovation. Autonomous Systems: Seattle-based Overland AI’s IBEX ground vehicle was selected for Marine Corps air-defense integration, while Sea Machines hired Seattle-based marine executive Courtney Bradbury to lead delivery of autonomous vessel projects. AI Policy: Sen. Patty Murray urged federal safeguards at an Olympia roundtable, as Washington’s AI task force recommendations and state laws take shape. UW Research: University of Washington scientists helped build a detailed mouse-cell family tree, using DNA-recording tools to track development from a fertilized egg.
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