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splash247.com > shipping-needs-fewer-manual-handoffs-not-more-ai-screens

Shipping needs fewer manual handoffs, not more AI screens

1+ day, 23+ hour ago   (565+ words) Sam Shaikh, founder and managing director of Micro AI Agency Singapore, writes for SplashTech today. AI is becoming a common topic in shipping. Many companies are looking at how it can help their teams work faster and reduce manual work....

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splash247.com > freightos-founder-launches-boardroom-revolt

Freightos founder launches boardroom revolt

3+ day, 14+ hour ago   (254+ words) Freightos founder Zvi Schreiber has launched a public campaign to overhaul the digital freight platform’s board, arguing the company has abandoned growth, backed the wrong strategy and allowed shareholder value to collapse. Schreiber, who resigned from the board of the…...

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splash247.com > the-next-supply-chain-bottleneck-may-be-waiting-at-the-berth

The next supply chain bottleneck may be waiting at the berth

5+ day, 10+ hour ago   (720+ words) Chokepoint disruption is redrawing maritime trade routes. Building resilience will require more than alternative corridors; it will require ports and terminals that can adapt just as quickly, writes Hans Bobeldijk, CEO of UAB-Online. The constantly evolving geopolitical situation shows that…...

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splash247.com > ai-and-shipping-over-the-next-five-years

AI and shipping over the next five years

6+ day, 10+ hour ago   (1328+ words) AI will only transform shipping once data, context, connectivity and fragmented workflows are finally brought together. The introduction to SplashTech’s brand new magazine. If one answer dominates SplashTech’s survey of maritime technology leaders, it is artificial intelligence. The more revealing…...

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splash247.com > hoegh-autoliners-lines-up-more-car-carriers

H??egh Autoliners lines up more car carriers

2+ week, 3+ day ago   (518+ words) Höegh Autoliners has doubled down on its Aurora-class fleet renewal drive, ordering another six 9,100 ceu car carriers in China and tapping shareholders for NOK1.42bn ($152m) to help fund the expansion. The Oslo-listed owner has signed contracts with China Merchants Heavy Industry for…...

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splash247.com > maputo-drybulk-terminal-volumes-surge-29-to-record-8-4m-tonnes

Maputo drybulk terminal volumes surge 29% to record 8.4m tonnes

2+ week, 4+ day ago   (143+ words) The Port of Maputo’s drybulk terminal exported a record 8.4m tonnes in the first half of 2026, up 29% from 6.5m tonnes a year earlier. The Mozambique gateway finished the half with another record, handling 1.623m tonnes in June. Grindrod said the higher run-rate strengthens…...

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splash247.com > a-p-moller-capital-swoops-for-moroccan-logistics-group-globex

A.P. Moller Capital swoops for Moroccan logistics group Globex

3+ week, 4+ day ago   (201+ words) A.P. Moller Capital has agreed to acquire a majority stake in Moroccan logistics group Globex Investissement, putting capital from its recently established Morocco-focused logistics fund to work. The deal is being made through the Emerging Markets Infrastructure Fund II and APM…...