AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoAI Chipmaking: New Jersey’s Advanced Abrasives has been acquired by Entegris, which is expanding into diamond-based materials to help cool increasingly powerful AI chips. Entegris also struck a development partnership with Element Six. Aviation Technology: Atlantic City International Airport is among the first sites slated to receive the FAA’s new air traffic information system, replacing decades-old tools as the agency phases out floppy disks by 2028. Rutgers Research: University researchers are breeding and testing cranberry varieties in Chatsworth, while a separate $4.2 million grant will support climate resilience and ecological restoration in Woodbridge. Cybersecurity: The New Jersey Innovation Institute has earned CMMC Level 2 certification, strengthening its credentials in cybersecurity and defense work. Semperis also opened a new global headquarters in Hoboken.
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