PSA Singapore partners with Cisco to develop AI-Powered platform for smarter and more resilient port operations
PSA Singapore is working with Cisco on an AI-powered platform for Tuas Port, aimed at making terminal operations smarter at scale.
US ports, terminals and the cargo moving through them — with the OT and ICS that run the place.
PSA Singapore is working with Cisco on an AI-powered platform for Tuas Port, aimed at making terminal operations smarter at scale.
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PSA Singapore is working with Cisco on an AI-powered platform for Tuas Port, aimed at making terminal operations smarter at scale.
A Japanese trade report examines how automated cranes are changing the country's port logistics, treating automation as an operating-model question rather than a crane order.
A Marine Log op-ed argues transformer-based shore power is the safer and more scalable route for berth electrification. The piece sits on the OT desk because shore-power design decides what terminal electrical systems have to handle.
A new alliance is marketing an integrated cyber-defence and insurance model for cargo ships, bundling protective services with cover instead of selling them separately.
A Marine Log op-ed argues shipyard apprentices should be taught to question AI tools rather than defer to them, a labour-side take on yard automation.
The Port of New York and New Jersey has appointed a leadership team for PATH, its rail transit operation, filling out the bistate agency's transport side.
Cisco and PSA Singapore are collaborating on an AI-driven platform for Tuas Port. For US terminals the question is how much operational data such a platform pulls out of the terminal network and where it is analysed.
European shipowner associations are urging MEPs to back a Commission proposal that would add two Indian yards to the EU ship recycling list.
Associated British Ports is strengthening logistics capacity around the Humber, one of the UK's busiest port complexes.
A tanker caught fire in the Strait of Hormuz after explosives were attached to its hull, pointing to a deliberate attack on the vessel rather than an accident.
Maersk has withdrawn a peak-season surcharge for larger containers on its Europe-South Africa trade.
Filed to Cargo & Carriers.
NTSB has called for new safety standards for uncrewed vessels, addressing a class of craft that fits awkwardly inside rules written around crewed ships.
Hanwha General Insurance and CYTUR are targeting shipowners with a cyber insurance product tied to vessel security.
An IMO-backed study sets out a phased pathway for India to build a competitive regional hub for alternative marine fuels.
US maritime unions say Jones Act waiver compliance is not being properly checked, pointing to foreign crews as the gap. The complaint ties coastwise crewing rules to national security, which is why it lands on the policy desk rather than labour.
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