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How IT Can Boost Supply Chain Resilience and Adaptability

Facing challenges head-on requires time and budget, yet IT leaders are finding their wallets growing thin from rising licensing fees, vendor lock-ins, and bottlenecks on efficiency.

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Watch: Supply Chain Constraints Are Threatening to Stifle U.S. Innovation in AI

David Carter, industrials senior analyst at RSM US, describes the major supply chain constraints that are bedeviling major U.S. data centers in their efforts to move ahead with innovations in artificial intelligence.

Supply Chain Constraints Are Threatening To Stifle Us Innovation In Ai

Five Challenges in Adopting AI for the Supply Chain

Following are five major challenges that supply chain and logistics organizations face when adopting AI-powered tools, along with some suggested solutions.

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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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Watch: Investment Trends in Logistics: Where's the Market Going?

Aron Bohlig, managing partner with ComCap Holdings LLC, updates us on four topics in logistics tech investment: AI, visibility, autonomous warehouse vehicles, and the prospect for market consolidation.

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Report: AI’s Power Problems Run Deeper Than Data Centers

According to research released by Greenpeace East Asia, global electricity consumption for AI chipmaking grew by 350% between 2023 and 2024.

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AI, Tariffs, and the Great Supply Chain Escape Act

Tariffs, trade wars, and supply chain disruptions have transformed global commerce into something akin to a high-stakes magic performance.

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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.

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Climate Chaos Is the New Normal. Can AI Help?

As the climate changes, so too must shipping, before the profession grows too dangerous due to adverse conditions.

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Watch: AI in the Supply Chain: The Real Thing, or Hype?

AI is the hot technology topic of the moment. But is it really translating into tangible benefits right now? Sriram Nagaswamy, EVP technology with FourKites, offers his view.

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How to Prioritize Supply Chain Sustainability in 2025

As operating landscapes become increasingly turbulent, companies in every region are reviewing their supply chain strategies for navigating uncertainty and sudden change.

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