AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoTech & Startups: Intel is giving stealthy chip startup RosaicLabs access to its Atom processor technology in a rare licensing move, with Rosaic tied to CEO Lip-Bu Tan’s co-investor network—another sign Delaware’s corporate ecosystem is still pulling in advanced manufacturing talent. Energy & Utilities: Dover is getting a new 4-megawatt community solar farm, KE73, aimed at easing grid strain as data centers drive demand, with guaranteed subscriber savings built into the program. Coastal Resilience: DNREC opened registration for a two-day Lewes training on living shorelines, covering science, design, construction, and Delaware permitting. Workplace Safety: The Delaware Safety Council launched a bilingual (English/Spanish) online safety training platform ahead of OSHA’s Safe + Sound Week, expanding courses from construction to AI and cybersecurity. Food Safety: A multistate cyclospora surge continues, with local health departments reporting sharp increases and ongoing uncertainty about the exact source. Legal & Business Climate: A Delaware Superior Court refused to dismiss claims against Aterian over alleged earnout interference in a P.J. Mechanical deal, keeping the dispute alive. Animal Welfare: Gov. Meyer signed bills tightening Delaware’s pet retail rules and boosting penalties and reporting for suspected animal cruelty. Real Estate/Finance: Cove Capital Investments, a Delaware Statutory Trust sponsor, expanded its DST portfolio with the acquisition of a San Antonio multifamily property.
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