AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoAI Hardware: OpenAI and Broadcom unveiled “Jalapeño,” a custom LLM inference chip aimed at cutting token costs and boosting performance-per-watt for enterprise AI. Retail & Loyalty: Target kicked off back-to-school with a turnaround test—Circle 360 perks, new private-label uniforms, and fresh collabs—while Bolla Oil launched “Bolla Rewards” across 160+ stores via PAR’s loyalty platform. Consumer Tech: Apple’s foldable iPhone Ultra reportedly moved into test production after hinge issues eased, with mass production targeted for late July. Food & Safety: Mecklenburg County Health Department won the Samuel J. Crumbine Consumer Protection Award for food protection work, and Colorado set July 1 rules for retail EV charger transparency. New Products & Brands: Bond No. 9 debuted “My Oud” and “Super Oud,” and Skully Clothing released its Summer 2026 “Surf, Street, Snow” collection. Policy for Consumers: GSMA published a satellite regulatory playbook to help governments modernize connectivity rules.
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