FarEye turns profitable in Q4 as EMEA revenue jumps 51%
FarEye reported its first profitable quarter as fiscal 2026 revenue from operations rose 24.58% to $27.9 million, led by a 51.17% jump in EMEA revenue
FarEye reported its first profitable quarter as fiscal 2026 revenue from operations rose 24.58% to $27.9 million, led by a 51.17% jump in EMEA revenue
One in six supply chain professionals said their company experienced an incident involving customer or supplier data being exposed through an AI tool, highlighting growing concerns about data security as businesses expand their use of the technology.
FreightWise’s Kuebix AI unites two TMS platforms and applies AI to multi-stop routing, integrations and freight audit for SMB and mid-market shippers.
ASICS is saving time and money using drones to check for misplaced inventory.
Five months into the job, Motive’s president of go-to-market says the camera in the cab protects it from AI startups that may not last
A new freight fraud report identifies a striking license-related pattern among direct theft incidents. Meanwhile, fraudulent calls surged 90%, and carrier ownership reports more than doubled.
Fleetworthy’s new RADAR technology is designed to help fleet managers identify toll discrepancies, monitor spending and make operational decisions without manually searching through reports.
Walmart plans to significantly expand its drone delivery from stores with help from Zipline.
Conlio’s €6.4 million round, led by Piton Capital, targets the manual check European forwarders run on every load before carriers get paid and customers get billed
The Garden Grove, California, company has raised more than $650 million since 2021. FedEx and THOR Industries participated as strategic investors in the new round
Humble Robotics raised a $51 million Series A to push its cabless, electric Humble Hauler into customer pilots, testing and early manufacturing for dock-to-dock freight.
FedEx is partnering with the U.S. Army to optimize logistics and delivery for the service’s depots, arsenals and ammunition plants.
Walmart is investing heavily to automate more big warehouse facilities.
Loamy closed a $6 million seed round led by Zeal Capital Partners. It says its platform has cut product rejections in half for growers, packers and distributors.
Burq CEO Salman Habib says retailers balk when AI vendors ask for full control on day one. His company’s doctrine has the AI start by watching and earn its way to fully autonomous, one part of the operation at a time, only on evidence.
TrashLab closed a $12 million round led by Ventana and plans to extend AI agents into dispatch, billing and collections, with rollout planned through 2027.
Flexport’s CEO says ocean volumes have kept climbing since April and the company is weighing smaller engineering teams as AI speeds up product releases.
Jett McCandless, founder and CEO of project44 and LSP44, received the first FreightTech Vanguard Award at FreightWaves’ F3 Awards Dinner in Chattanooga, recognizing his contributions to logistics technology and innovation.
Every carrier with a safety technology program eventually learns the same lesson: the hardware is the easy part. Cameras can be mounted, collision mitigation can be specified on new tractors, and telematics can be switched on. What’s harder to install is the belief, among people who spend their working lives behind the wheel, that the […]
Aurora reported a $257 million operating loss on $3 million in revenue and cut its full-year forecast