AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoAI Security: Nearly nine in 10 Malaysian businesses say they are not fully prepared for AI-driven cyber threats, according to a Synology survey; just 10.9% feel very prepared to defend against attacks and recover. AI Manufacturing: South Korean startup Genon says its vision system passed Nike footwear production checks, detecting defects with up to 99.7% accuracy. Follow-on contracts are in place, with wider deployment planned for 2027. Europe’s AI Race: An AWS executive warns that regulation, funding shortages and skills gaps could push startups to leave Europe. Nearly four in 10 surveyed startups would consider relocating, rising to more than half among the fastest-growing. Next-Generation Memory: Micron says 3D DRAM may offer a stronger path than a rival design and plans new memory technologies for 2027. The company expects memory supplies to remain tight for at least two years. Solar Manufacturing: India’s Growel and Germany’s RENA Technologies plan a joint venture to make and service equipment for solar-panel production, targeting an early 2027 launch.
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