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AI Infrastructure: New England has yet to see a large-scale AI data center boom. A Vermont poll found 64% support banning large facilities, as a regional series examines local opposition and what’s holding projects back. Vermont Tech Deal: Japan’s Omron agreed to buy South Burlington-based industrial computer maker OnLogic for $675 million. Health Technology: Rutland Regional Medical Center showcased its new da Vinci 5 surgical robot, giving students and residents a chance to try it; hospital staff stressed that surgeons remain in control. Electric Aviation: Vermont’s BETA Technologies announced a partnership with Marshall University’s flight school, as its electric aircraft and charging network reach more airports. Semiconductors: Japan plans to invest up to $21 billion in two GlobalFoundries chip plants in New York, a major regional expansion expected to add manufacturing capacity and jobs.

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