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EU 'Far Off' Its Goal for Microchip Production

Auditors warned of a strategy that's been far too fragmented, especially given that the EU's 2022 Chips Act had no mandates for coordinated national investments or funding streams.

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The Changing Landscape of Order Management Systems (OMS)

Businesses adopting modular, AI-powered OMS systems are better equipped to meet rising consumer expectations and adapt to market shifts.

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Why Companies Should Keep Pushing for Green Automation

Companies that continue to invest in green automation will be in a stronger position long-term.

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There Should be No Surprises: How to Build a Resilient Supply Chain

With all the available knowledge about risks, why do supply chain snags still happen, and why are some companies seemingly caught off guard?

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China's CATL Unveils EV Battery Breakthrough

The manufacturer detailed how its new auxiliary EV battery doesn't require the use of graphite for its poles, allowing 60% more electricity to flow through each cubic inch.

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ABB to Spin Off Robotics Unit for 2026 Stock-Market Listing

The unit makes products including industrial and collaborative robots used in the food and automotive industries as well as autonomous mobile robots that maneuver merchandise in logistics centers.

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Alphabet Spins Off ‘Moonshot’ Supply Chain Project

Chorus’ roots were in an earlier X moonshot project, Project Delta, that focused on visibility in the global food supply chain, using AirTag and Bluetooth technology, among others.

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Reduce Packaging Costs & Drive Sustainability – No Longer a Trade-Off

For companies looking to reduce packaging spend, cost-cutting alone is no longer enough. Sustainability must also be a priority.

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Nvidia Announces AI Manufacturing Push in Texas and Arizona

Nvidia will look to manufacture its AI supercomputers in Texas, marking the first time the company will be fully producing the technology in the U.S.

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Trump is Already Slowing Global Trade as Companies Pause Orders

If anything, Trump's delay in some of his tariff plans is extending the uncertainty that has already begun to drag on business and consumer sentiment.

An Amazon fulfillment center in NJ. Amazon has begun canceling orders from China and other parts of Asia. Photographer: Michael Nagle/Bloomberg

Zipline Partners with Walmart for Drone Deliveries in Dallas Area

Walmart will be using the startup's P2 Zips drones, which can carry up to eight pounds inside of a 10-mile radius.

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Boosting Supply Chain Visibility with Fleet Integration

Integrated fleet management systems simplify the fleet management process by offering fleets a comprehensive hub for all the information needed to manage operations efficiently.

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