AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoCybersecurity: A breach at an Uber technology provider exposed personal data for at least 3,430 South Carolina drivers, including driver’s license details. Uber says it cut off the provider’s access and is offering affected drivers credit monitoring. Electric Vehicles: Scout Motors has begun building validation vehicles at its nearly finished $2 billion Blythewood factory, a key step toward testing its planned SUV and truck ahead of production. Health Workforce: The College of Charleston and MUSC plan a joint four-year nursing degree, combining undergraduate study with MUSC-led clinical training to help meet South Carolina’s growing demand for nurses. STEM Education: Clemson won state approval for new programs in artificial intelligence and genetics, while a chemistry instructor at the South Carolina Governor’s School for Science and Mathematics received an InnoVision Young Innovator Award. Energy Technology: GE Vernova reported progress testing hydrogen capabilities for its gas turbines, part of South Carolina’s push to attract energy-industry investment.
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