AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoAI Workforce & Data Centers: Nebius is partnering with Rowan University to train New Jersey students and workers for AI, data centers, and cloud careers, as the company builds a 2.6-million-square-foot campus in Cumberland County. School Tech Rules: A New Jersey “bell to bell” device ban is pushing districts toward phone-locking tools like Doorman, with PHS planning a trial next year. Public Health & Water: NJ’s AG Jeff Jackson is urging the EPA to require microplastics monitoring in drinking water, not just research. Drug Safety: Breckenridge Pharmaceuticals recalled more than 370,000 bottles of duloxetine delayed-release capsules (Cymbalta) after tests found higher-than-permitted levels of a probable carcinogen. Energy Storage & Grid: Elevate submitted 7.6GWh of battery projects to PJM, highlighting how New Jersey’s data-center growth is colliding with electrification and storage demand. Courts & Care: The NJ Supreme Court limited a nonprofit hospital’s liability cap (not full immunity) under the state’s Charitable Immunity Act. Consumer Tech Policy: Gov. Sherrill signed an executive order targeting hidden “junk fees,” directing agencies to review regulated industries and warning of enforcement. STEM Scholarships: Stockton University Atlantic City launched a STEM Scholars Pathway Program with a $2M gift to expand opportunities for students. Sports Tech in NJ: Gotham FC plans a 27,000-square-foot Whippany training facility, upgrading pitches and recovery spaces for elite and youth soccer.
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