Quick answer — what changed this week

The latest verified developments in AI for supply chain, from 322+ monitored sources. Data last updated July 10, 2026.

• Texas autonomous freight route a ‘future-focused, risk management solution’ for driver headcount — AVI-SPL supply chain executive Jeremy Codiroli said the recent launch of autonomous trucking operations in Texas represents a forward-thinking approach to risk management for the freight industry. (FreightWaves, 2026-07-10)
• Armor-Iimak reaches new heights with Alstef AGVs — A longstanding customer of the automated material-handling specialist, manufacturer Armor-Iimak has commissioned Alstef Group's latest-generation AGVs at its production site in La Chevrolière, Loire-Atlantique. For several months, this plant — which specializes in manufacturing printer ribbons — has been running three units of Alstef's tri-directional automated GT16 forklift, (Supply Chain Magazine (FR), 2026-07-09)
• Fabienne Cêtre, VP Europe at Kinaxis: "Supply chain decarbonization is changing in nature" — As part of Supply Chain Magazine's Special SC UniveRSE issue, Fabienne Cêtre, VP Europe at Kinaxis, gave an exclusive video interview. She describes the shift "from talk to action" on decarbonization now visible among some clients of the Maestro orchestration platform. […] (Supply Chain Magazine (FR), 2026-07-08)