AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoChile Telecom: Subtel awarded Mundo Telecomunicaciones a CLP 7.68 billion last-mile fiber contract for Aysén, aiming to cut the region’s digital divide. Health Tech: Faex Health’s FECAL-AI stool-image AI is now registered on ClinicalTrials.gov for a prospective study in Santiago (250 participants) comparing AI features with FIT and colonoscopy/histopathology. Astronomy (Chile-built tech): A partially built Chilean Andes telescope (MOTHRA) accidentally captured how a dying star’s material disperses in the Helix Nebula, with results published in Nature and tied to Roman Space Telescope plans for dark energy. Wine Regulation: Chile will create a lower-alcohol wine category (starting at 8.5%) as consumption shifts among younger drinkers, while keeping traditional wine’s 11.5% minimum. Mining & Energy Transition: Aftermath Silver says its Berenguela PFS remains on schedule for early 2027, with ongoing drilling and metallurgical/geotechnical work; separate research calls for stronger community participation in critical minerals governance. AI & Food Policy: A U.S. debate over ultra-processed foods is pushing for definitions that match real eating patterns, not just labels.
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