The Latest Breaking News from Supply chain

Although the rise of artificial intelligence and the subsequent demand surge have created robust market demand for affiliated infrastructures, global nuclear energy leaders expressed serious concerns about future supply chains and resource management. During the 50th Symposium hosted by the World Nuclear Association (WNA), experts in the field warned that…

The summit's host, South Korea, had hoped to use APEC to showcase regional collaboration on issues like clean energy and supply chain resilience. Instead, the gathering became a theater for global diplomacy.

Lender’s chief executive says redress proposals could affect jobs, supply chains and broader UK economy

A new defense arms race is fueling a structural shift in the drone industry, creating long-term growth opportunities for key players in this dynamic sector.

The DRAM supply chain is choking, and server memory is taking the first hit, with major U.S. and Chinese hyperscalers now receiving just 70% of the server DRAM they order.

SuperX AI Technology Ltd. (NASDAQ:SUPX) announced on Friday that it has made a strategic investment in MicroInference Pte. Ltd., a Singapore-based solutions provider for compute and networking under the NVIDIA Corporation’s (NASDAQ:NVDA) NVIDIA Partner Network (NPN).

If your grocery bills have felt heavier lately, you’re not imagining it. Egg and meat prices have climbed again, leaving shoppers wondering why everyday staples are suddenly luxury items. The cost of a dozen eggs has more than doubled in some regions, while meat prices have surged due to ongoing…

The hack of British car manufacturer, Jaguar Land Rover, has cost the UK economy as much as $2.5 billion, affecting more than 5,000 organizations as the breach brought the company and its entire supply chain to their knees.

NioCorp is a rare earth stock that should gain momentum as the U.S. administration aims to build a domestic supply chain of critical minerals.

China is tightening its grip on rare-earth exports in a high-stakes economic play, threatening global supply chains in sectors like technology, defense and semiconductors, yet analysts warn the move could backfire by accelerating diversification efforts and provoking harsher U.S. tariff retaliation.

President Donald Trump and Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese on Monday signed a multibillion-dollar partnership at the White House. The goal is to secure the future of global critical mineral supply chains and strengthen defense cooperation.