AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoCybersecurity: Qantas and several Asian airlines are assessing a breach at travel technology provider Amadeus, which may have exposed passenger booking data. Qantas says its own systems remain secure, and no payment data was found accessed. AI Surveillance: Sydney is considering AI tools for its CCTV network to flag unusual activity and search footage by traits such as clothing, age and hair colour, renewing privacy concerns. Robotics: Meta has reportedly built a humanoid robot with Chinese startup Fourier and begun work on a second model, aiming to bring its AI assistant into the home. AI and Markets: A tech sell-off reflects growing investor scrutiny of whether heavy AI spending will pay off, as earnings distinguish companies turning investment into revenue from those still burning cash. Semiconductors: China’s CXMT says it has validated engineering samples for a new memory process built around a denser 4F² DRAM design, intensifying competition in chips for AI and other devices. Medtech: Anteris reported promising early results for its transcatheter heart valve: among 22 patients, blood-flow measurements improved and no valve-related deaths or moderate-to-severe leaks were reported.
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