AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoUzbek AI Push: Uzbekistan is aiming to break into the global top 50 in AI readiness by 2030, up from 62nd place now, with plans to expand computing infrastructure, add a proposed $70M cluster, and launch 200+ AI projects—alongside a push to grow AI software services to $1.5B. Space Tech: Uzbek engineers’ AI module has been deployed in orbit aboard China’s Samarkand-2028 hyperspectral Earth observation satellite, enabling on-board processing of imagery before transmission for faster, more efficient environmental analysis. Regional Tech & Defense: Aselsan’s CEO met Uzbekistan’s Defense Industry Agency chief to review joint defense electronics projects and explore deeper cooperation. Education & Talent: Uzbekistan will host the 2026 International Olympiad in Informatics, with 386 students from 97 countries registered for the eight-day programming competition in Tashkent. Diplomacy for Innovation: Uzbekistan and the U.S. discussed expanding cooperation in AI and digital technologies, while Uzbekistan also outlined new EAEU partnership priorities including digital trade and eco-technologies.
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