AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoNVIDIA’s $12.9B play for open AI: The chip giant is buying Hugging Face, promising it will stay an open platform for developers and keep “open models” central. Cybersecurity: CISA says a Kestra flaw (CVE-2026-49869) is being exploited in the wild, letting attackers run workflows as root in Linux containers—prompting urgent patching and access lockdowns. AI policy & infrastructure: Canada released non-binding AI data-centre guidelines amid backlash, while the U.S. court blocked EPA moves targeting California clean-air waivers. Mobility tech: Uber is rolling out robotaxi rides in London with Wayve, even as it tries to slow robotaxi expansion in the U.S. Tech in the real world: California and Queensland ink a partnership to accelerate ag innovation and climate-resilient farming. Safety & resilience: North Little Rock’s Forge Summit spotlights cybersecurity defense for critical infrastructure. Hardware refresh for SMBs: A new guide urges businesses to plan peripheral upgrades proactively to avoid security gaps.
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