AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoChernobyl Fallout: From January 2027, 177 Belarusian settlements will lose their contaminated-area status, affecting about 566,400 people. Officials cite improved conditions, but the change may affect residents’ benefits; free school meals are set to continue until June. AI Infrastructure: Russia is considering building AI data centers in Belarus and Kazakhstan to address a shortage of computing capacity. A Belarusian industry group says it is discussing proposals, but no projects have been approved. 5G Rollout: MTS has launched a 5G network in Hrodna, extending next-generation mobile service beyond Minsk. Cloud Computing: MTS Cloud is offering Belarusian businesses access to cloud GPUs, which can support computing-intensive work. Medical Research: Belarusian lasers reportedly helped research recognized by this year’s Nobel Prize in Medicine, highlighting a local contribution to international science.
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