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South Korean chip maker to build $3.87 billion manufacturing plant in Indiana
A South Korean chip maker will build a $3.87 billion semiconductor plant in Indiana, locating the 430,000-square foot factory near Purdue University to tap into the school’s pipeline of college-educated workers and researchers.South…
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KPMG and Google Cloud expand efforts to roll out GenAI
Consulting and professional service firm KPMG LLP is expanding its strategic alliance with Google Cloud to help accelerate enterprise adoption of generative AI (GenAI) technologies, the companies said today.The deal establishes a KPMG…
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Battery recycling made easy | DC Velocity
In these technology-enabled times, it seems that almost every gadget we use in our daily lives requires a battery; just check out my car keys, my dog’s collar, or my daughter’s latte milk-foamer. But over time, those batteries run out of…
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Keeping it cool
Canadian 3PL increases capacity, gains efficiency with fully automated cold storage facility in suburban Montréal.
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Taiwan’s earthquake heightens need for “antifragile” global supply chains
Taiwan’s massive 7.4 magnitude earthquake raised considerable concerns of supply chain impacts to global high-tech and semiconductor supply chains and relevant sub-tier suppliers directly impacted. Resilinc data shows that over 13,000…
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Container prices expected to surge following Baltimore bridge collapse
Supply chain professionals are anticipating price hikes for container transport in the aftermath of last week’s Baltimore bridge collision, according to a report by Container xChange.That trend is shown by Container xChange's Container…
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NRF: economy remains “sturdy” as its growth rate slows
Despite expectations for slower growth of both gross domestic product (GDP) and retail sales, the economy should continue to do well the remainder of this year, National Retail Federation (NRF) Chief Economist Jack Kleinhenz said…
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U.S. manufacturers could see job shortage as growth accelerates
The U.S. manufacturing industry has emerged from the pandemic on a strong growth trajectory and continued growth is expected over the next 10 years, but that rapid expansion faces a skills gap and a tight labor market, according to a…
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Logistics economy expanded in March
Economic activity in the logistics industry grew for the fourth straight month in March and marked a continued return to more “healthy and normal” growth levels, according to the latest Logistics Managers’ Index (LMI) report, released…
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Making sure the blood runs cold
As team trials get underway for the upcoming Summer Olympics in Paris, athletes are counting on a fair and, well, level playing field. And these days, keeping things fair and equitable may include blood testing to screen for steroids and…
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