AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoChip & Clean-Tech Manufacturing: Samsung is reportedly considering a second Texas plant to make high-bandwidth-memory chip parts for AMD and Nvidia. Waaree has doubled its Texas solar-module capacity to 3.2 gigawatts, while ACT-ion opened a cathode-materials pilot plant in Carrollton. Research & Critical Materials: Texas researchers are using rapid heating to recover metals from e-waste with fewer toxic byproducts, and East Texas A&M is advancing gallium recovery for U.S. semiconductor manufacturing. Texas State also secured a $3 million NIH grant for genetic research using fish to model human disease. Data-Center Concerns: A Denton Core Scientific site faces state air-quality violations as the Texas data-center boom draws growing scrutiny.
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