Supply Chain & Logistics

Volvo Trucks Begins Production of Next-Gen Electric Fleet
Automotive & Aerospace Volvo Trucks Begins Production of Next-Gen Electric Fleet

New battery monitoring systems have been implemented across the latest electric fleet to maximize battery health and ensure consistent performance in diverse environments. The global logistics industry is currently witnessing a transformative shift at the Tuve plant in Gothenburg, where series

How Will AXCS Equipment Disrupt the Telehandler Market?
Management How Will AXCS Equipment Disrupt the Telehandler Market?

Contractors can now access five distinct telehandler models ranging from the versatile TH-842 workhorse to the heavy-duty TH-1256 flagship. This significant expansion of the AXCS Equipment portfolio marks a definitive shift from the company’s traditional focus on lightweight, low-level scissor

How Can Agentic AI Reduce Waste in Automotive Supply Chains?
Manufacturing Technology How Can Agentic AI Reduce Waste in Automotive Supply Chains?

The exchange of reasoning between intelligent agents represents the next evolution in supply chain management, moving beyond the mere exchange of raw electronic data. In 2026, the automotive sector has decisively pivoted away from general-purpose generative AI tools, recognizing that a $4 trillion

Intel 18A Yield Hits 80% as Foundry Gains Ground on TS
Electronics & Equipment Intel 18A Yield Hits 80% as Foundry Gains Ground on TS

The prospect of Intel and NVIDIA collaborating on AI processors for the PC market could redefine traditional industry rivalries through shared technological interests. This potential alliance represents a seismic shift in how hardware giants approach the burgeoning era of agentic artificial

Will ASEAN Become the Global Semiconductor Hub by 2035?
Electronics & Equipment Will ASEAN Become the Global Semiconductor Hub by 2035?

Vietnam is rapidly emerging as the fastest-growing economy in the Southeast Asian technology sector as multinational corporations establish new large-scale manufacturing bases. This development is part of a broader, massive structural realignment within the global semiconductor industry, where

Few Factories Drive Half of Petrochemical Emissions
Management Few Factories Drive Half of Petrochemical Emissions

Research led by the University of Sheffield indicates that even the most optimistic deployment of carbon capture technology will not achieve net-zero emissions by 2050. This revelation comes as the global community grapples with the sheer scale of the petrochemical industry’s environmental

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