AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoBiotech in Cayman spotlight: Silexion Therapeutics says its RNAi drug SIL204 shows a coordinated immune-sensitization signal in KRAS-mutant cancer cells, including higher FAS (CD95) and lower HLA-G, as it pushes SIL204 into Phase 2/3 and ramps clinical sites in Israel. AI infrastructure push: Oxbridge Re Holdings launched AI GridWorks, aiming to develop, own and run AI data centers (10–100 MW projects, with an initial ~50 MW focus) and build power/engineering/ops capabilities. Local health policy: Cayman’s Ministry of Health, Environment and Sustainability is running a public consultation on major health services law reforms, with town halls in August and a 28-day consultation starting 21 August. Public health lab upgrade: CARPHA’s antimicrobial resistance regional reference lab gets praise from Cayman’s Chief Medical Officer, highlighting whole genome sequencing capacity and faster regional AMR surveillance. Cyber and telecom change: Flow has been allowed to shut down the candw.ky email service, but with a regulator-set timetable and account access limits. Energy leadership: Caribbean Utilities Company (CUC) promotes Robert Whorms to vice president of operations, completing a fully Caymanian senior management team. AI video creation: Dreamina (ByteDance) rolled out Seedance 2.5 for up to 30 seconds of continuous AI video with reference-based control. Crypto access update: MindWave Innovations says its NILA token is now available to eligible U.S. users on Webot ahead of a planned MindChain launch in October 2026.
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