Kent German
Kent German is an award-winning journalist who spent almost two decades at CNET as a senior editor. Kent is based in San Francisco but covers technology all around the world.
AI in aviation: how machine learning is keeping airliners flying
Companies are using artificial intelligence to perform vital visual inspections of aircraft and check jet engines for missing parts.
AI in the kitchen: reducing food waste when even a little bit is way too much
By telling them exactly which uneaten foods are going in the bin, artificial intelligence is helping commercial kitchens save money and a precious resource.
A 5G-powered supply chain isn’t about faster streaming
Ports are using the high-speed networks to deploy everything from remote controlled cranes to connected tugboats.
A greener supply chain is possible, but it will take innovation and cooperation
Electric vehicles in ports and ships running on alternative fuels both will play a role in reducing emissions. Some changes are happening now, with others taking more time.
How the world’s largest ports are using AI to keep the global supply chain humming
Covid-19 exposed clear weaknesses in the global supply chain, but through use of artificial intelligence, digital twins and machine learning the future is looking much smoother.