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A Mandate for Manufacturers: Resolve to Fight Payment Fraud in 2024
Fraudsters are becoming more sophisticated by the day. Are manufacturers being proactive enough to fight the growing threat of vendor payment fraud?
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Taiwan Company to Get Billions in Federal Funds for New Chip Factory in Arizona
TSMC will get $6.6 billion in federal subsidies for a third semiconductor factory in Arizona, set to open by 2028.
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5G Is Here — And With It, Greater Vulnerability to Cyberattack
With every advance in communications technology comes a fresh vulnerability that opens the user to cyberattack. So it goes with 5G mobile connectivity.
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Sustainable Supply Chains: Automating for Transparency and Compliance
New anti-greenwashing rules by the European Parliament shine a light on the need for transparent, sustainable logistics operations.
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South Korea Company Invests $3.9B in New Indiana Chip-Packaging Facility
The new plant will mass-produce high bandwidth memory used for AI computing, and is expected to open sometime in the back half of 2028.
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Watch: Innovations for Ensuring End-to-End Supply Chain Resilience
Are "end-to-end" supply chains really a thing? And if not, what will it take to make them a reality? Erez Agmoni, global head of innovation with Maersk, explains.
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The Quiet Transformation: Reevaluating Cobots' Role in the Packaging Domain
The potential of cobots in packaging — driven by AI, machine learning, and IoT integration — promises a new era of smart packaging lines and predictive maintenance.
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Five Steps to Mitigating Threats to Cargo Security
While more conventional direct theft of freight during transit still does occur, theft resulting from fraudulent activity has risen sharply in the last 18 months.
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Taiwan’s Chips Giant Resumes Operations After Deadly Quake
Taiwan’s semiconductor industry has restarted operations as the island begins to recover from its worst earthquake in 25 years.
Rescue teams demolish a collapsed building following the earthquake in Hualien on April 4.
Ford Delays Release of All-Electric Truck, SUV as EV Sales Lag Across U.S.
Ford shared that it will be "retiming" its planned EV launches at its Ontario plant, while pivoting toward a focus on hybrid offerings.
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Tesla Faces Stiff Headwinds to Start 2024 After Months of Challenges
The Elon Musk-owned EV company handed over less than 387,000 cars in the first three months of 2024, down 8% year-over-year.
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Overcoming Data Pitfalls for Reliable Supply Chain Network Design
Supply chain network design, a branch of operations research, helps in strategic decision-making about nodes, sourcing, transportation modes and inventory levels.
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