AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoNuclear Energy Push: Serbia signed a partnership with France’s EDF and the French Development Agency to lay groundwork for a national nuclear programme, with a focus on studies and building domestic engineering capacity under IAEA safety guidance. AI & Chips for Serbia’s Tech Stack: BrainChip’s AKD1500 neuromorphic edge co-processor is now “design-ready” in Supplyframe, making it easier for engineers to integrate low-power AI into hardware. Connectivity Hardware: Quectel launched Wi‑Fi 7 tri-band modules (FCE870X, FME170X) for set-top boxes, gaming, signage and edge devices—aimed at faster, lower-latency connected products. Energy & Industry Under Heat Stress: The Danube is hitting historic lows as a Balkan heatwave disrupts shipping, fuel imports and energy production, while Europe-wide wildfire risk keeps rising. Regional Tech Diplomacy: UAE and Serbia leaders reaffirmed cooperation under a comprehensive strategic partnership, including scholarships for Serbian students with a science/tech/AI focus. Local Climate Impact: Serbian women’s groups welcomed Montenegro’s paid menstrual leave law, hoping similar policy momentum reaches Serbia. Global Science Curiosity: An Oxford physicist floated the idea of using black holes as tools to detect alien civilizations via radiation signatures. Business & Mining: DPM Metals reported record Q2 results and highlighted progress at Vareš plus a major copper-gold discovery at Chelopech’s Brevene South target.
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