AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoAI Infrastructure: Abu Dhabi-based Aleria plans to install 3,000 NVIDIA Blackwell Ultra GPUs in Switzerland, adding local capacity for AI training and services. Privacy: Proton says Canada’s proposed surveillance law could make expansion there impossible; its CEO, Andy Yen, has also won Zurich’s 2026 Liberal Award for his work on privacy and tech sovereignty. Mobile Networks: At a Zurich industry summit, Swisscom’s Philipp Bichsel urged operators to build revenue from 5G standalone services now, rather than repeat 5G’s monetization gap with 6G. Swiss Research: A University of Lausanne study found Swiss barn owls have become redder and more spotted over three decades, linking the change to evolution, fertility and hunting. Semiconductors: Geneva-based STMicroelectronics introduced 650-volt GaN power devices designed to improve efficiency in chargers, lighting and solar equipment. Biotech: Roche and China’s Hansoh announced a cancer-drug collaboration worth up to $15 billion. Materials Science: ETH Zurich researchers developed a method to recycle acrylic glass.
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