AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoSpaceflight: SpaceX caught Starship’s returning upper stage at its Texas launch site after a 22-hour orbital flight, a major step toward reusable rockets. The Super Heavy booster was lost over the Gulf. Aviation Technology: A router problem at an FAA site in Amarillo, along with an Arkansas facility, contributed to a network failure that grounded flights nationwide. Officials have disabled the routers’ ability to broadcast data as they investigate; they report no sign of a cyberattack. Texas Chips: Samsung plans to make satellite chips for SpaceX in Austin, while its Taylor facility is slated for AI chips. Water Research: Texas researchers are testing a membrane that removes up to 99% of six “forever chemicals.” Autonomous Vehicles: Tesla has opened invite-only Cybercab orders, with initial deliveries planned in Austin and other Texas cities. Buyers face a required $299 monthly autonomy subscription.
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