AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoAI & Data Centers: Go.AI, a Washington, D.C.-linked on-prem AI provider for regulated industries, raised $85M Series A (total $90M) to expand hardware/software that keeps sensitive data inside customer environments. Energy Infrastructure: The U.S. Department of Energy announced $1.9B in investments to expand Oklahoma’s energy grid, including a planned high-voltage transmission line from the Panhandle toward Colorado. U.S.-China Trade & Tech: Xi Jinping’s White House visit drew less media coverage than usual, but readouts point to a two-month extension of the trade truce plus AI and Iran understandings; Taiwan’s deputy FM says U.S. policy toward Taiwan is unchanged. Government Transparency: In a Washington, D.C. FOIA fight, lawyers for Tinubu and the U.S. asked a federal court to limit Aaron Greenspan’s discovery in his lawsuit seeking records tied to investigations. Local Business & Consumer Costs: A D.C. food-and-coffee story highlights how rising global bean costs are pushing coffee prices higher, while a separate piece spotlights instant-hot-water gadgets as budget-friendly alternatives. Weather Disruption: A nor’easter battered the East Coast, canceling flights and knocking out power for tens of thousands.
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