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How AI Is Saving Resources for Automotive Manufacturers
As automotive production grows more complex, the gap between what data-driven scheduling could deliver and what manual scheduling actually produces is widening.
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Amazon and Wiwynn Expand Factory in Texas
The expanded facility is intended to provide the hardware and capacity needed to support Amazon’s growing cloud infrastructure across the U.S.
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To Generate ROI, Supply Chain AI Investments Need Discipline
In a period of disruption and tight margins, especially in the food industry, organizations cannot afford to spend on AI experimentation without yielding results.
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Exiger Releases AI-Native Upgrade to Tech Stack
The autonomous AI development platform is designed to bring compounding and iterative agentic capabilities to supply chain, readiness, and trade management.
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Google Pledges $15B Investment in Finnish Data Centers
Finland is an attractive location for data centers because of its cool climate, plentiful low-carbon electricity and relatively uncongested power grid.
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AI Is Changing Logistics. Workforce Development Must Evolve With It.
The organizations best positioned for the future will be those that invest as deliberately in developing their people as they do in adopting new technologies.
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Freight’s Next Cost Breakthrough Will Come From the Network
Because the conditions that create that empty mile sit across multiple loads, shippers and facilities, no individual stakeholder can solve it alone.
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How AI Is Reshaping the Fleet Safety Landscape
Best-in-class fleets are setting themselves apart by shifting from a reactive approach to fleet safety to a proactive, predictive driver safety model.
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Orchestrating the Supply Chain for the Chief Operating Officer
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For the chief operating officer (COO), the importance of an orchestrated supply chain cannot be overstated, particularly where speed and agility can mean the difference between strong and weak performance. Read the Spotlight from IDC based on recent research that explores the benefits of an orchestrated supply chain, as well as related challenges and obstacles.
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How AI Is Reshaping Supply Chain Decision-Making
AI can compress the time between seeing a problem, understanding the tradeoffs, and deciding what to do next.
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California Teamsters Sue Over State's Approval of Driverless Trucks
The lawsuit accuses the DMV of approving heavy-duty driverless trucks without properly weighing the impacts on job losses, and without considering public input.
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Together AI Looks Abroad for Data-Crunching Capacity
Humain is luring away American companies hungry for data-processing capacity but facing a surge of community pushbacks on data centers being built in the U.S.
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