AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoOptical Quantum Push: NTT and a University of Tokyo spinoff, OptQC, say they’ll bring an optical quantum computer to market by fiscal 2030, targeting a fault-tolerant 1 million-qubit system and validating a 10,000-qubit machine in fiscal 2028. Space Science: New research suggests Mercury is shrinking faster than expected, with BepiColombo’s upcoming laser measurements expected to refine how much the planet is losing. AI & Security Governance: A survey of Singapore CEOs finds most fear their jobs if AI doesn’t deliver measurable returns, highlighting risks from unapproved “shadow AI” and the need for oversight. Tech Supply Chains: Apple’s move into foldable phones is expected to open new roles for Japanese parts makers that can handle repeated bending. Environment & Food Safety: Australia reports a first detection of invasive flower thrips that are destroying berry crops, raising biosecurity and price concerns. Public Health Research: Japanese-led work identifies chemical “calling cards” in cat urine that may let felines recognize individuals reliably. Sports Medicine at Home: Aspetar is running medical support for Qatar’s athletes at the Aichi-Nagoya 2026 Asian Games, with coverage across venues and pre-competition care.
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