AGP Executive Report
Last update: 36 minutes agoAI & Data Centers: Anthropic agreed to a $35 billion computing deal with Nvidia-backed Lambda, with Hut 8 developing the Texas capacity—while Anthropic’s earlier $45 billion West Virginia rental with Nscale keeps the Mountain State in the AI infrastructure spotlight. Energy & Courts: West Virginia Attorney General J.B. McCuskey says a federal judge blocked New York’s $75 billion “Climate Change Superfund Act” aimed at fossil fuel firms, calling it a win for energy producers. State Parks & Tourism: The West Virginia Department of Tourism won a U.S. Travel ESTO Award for the 2026 Vacation Guide, and the West Virginia State Parks Foundation named winners of its “Mountains Are Always Free” spring/summer photo contest. Public Safety: A Randolph County man faces a felony DUI-revoked license charge for a third offense; and in Summers County, a man was arrested after being found passed out behind the wheel at Pipestem with drugs and firearms recovered. Local Life: International Overdose Awareness Day drew a memorial walk in Clarksburg, and a Clarksburg-area road closure is set for paving/shoulder work on County Route 50/6 Raccoon Run Road through Sept. 11.
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