AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoQuantum Readiness: Malaysia’s science minister says the country must invest early in quantum talent, research and infrastructure, even as practical uses remain years away. Waste-to-Fuel: Bangladesh’s prime minister backed plans for a pilot plant turning sewage, food scraps and farm waste into fuel; researchers’ projected oil savings still need real-world testing. Next-Generation Networks: Jio says India could be among the first to launch commercial 6G by 2030, showcasing pre-6G technology and forecasting far greater capacity and lower latency than 5G. Chipmaking: ASML and Zeiss researchers estimate a future “Hyper NA” lithography tool could print features as small as 5 nanometers in about a decade, though ASML has not committed to building it. Smart Mobility: China’s PCI Technology and Singapore’s SMRT have launched a joint venture to pursue rail and transit technology projects across Southeast Asia. AI Access: Singapore will offer low-cost introductory AI classes at community clubs from November, aiming to help 10,000 residents use the tools safely.
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