Robotics in Georgia manufacturing: Hyundai’s humanoid robot Atlas made a World Cup halftime match-ball delivery, showing off new “grass” and comms workarounds for stadium conditions; Hyundai says it plans to deploy mass-produced Atlas units at its Georgia plant starting in 2028. Solar for data centers: Hanwha Qcells Georgia is tied to a new U.S. solar deal—about 320,000 modules for a 200-MW Indiana project supplying Meta under a power purchase agreement—highlighting how Big Tech demand keeps pushing renewable buildouts. Pipeline fight with Georgia in the mix: The FERC issued a final environmental statement for Mississippi Crossing Project and South System Expansion 4, natural gas pipelines that would run into Alabama and Georgia, with critics warning most gas would serve Georgia data centers while landowners face major impacts. Local hiring signal: Hanwha Qcells Georgia posted for an MES Programmer I in Cartersville, pointing to continued software and manufacturing systems work as automation ramps. Food safety alert: Publix recalled GreenWise Organic IQF Blueberries in multiple states including Georgia after E. coli O145 illnesses. Georgia environment win: Georgia DNR approved buying about 2,900 acres near the Okefenokee to expand protection into a new Alachua Trail WMA. Aviation operations: Delta reported a firework strike on a flight landing at Chicago Midway from Atlanta; the aircraft was inspected and no injuries were reported. Energy prices watch: GasBuddy reported Georgia regular gas averaging about $3.55 for the week ending June 27, with some counties seeing lower single-station prices.