Shanghai port AI ambitions extend beyond automated terminals to cargo coordination, inland transport and data governance, raising questions about efficiency, technological autonomy and competition between global ports
Europe’s new maritime priorities are redefining port security and resilience. For Greece, the challenge extends beyond major commercial gateways to the infrastructure sustaining island connectivity, economic activity and territorial cohesion
Artificial intelligence promises to transform shipping. But as algorithms absorb decades of maritime expertise, a more consequential battle is emerging over who controls the knowledge that gives companies their competitive edge
