chainPORT focuses on moving AI from pilot projects to scaled port deployment
Representatives of leading ports gathered in Tangier, Morocco, on 29 and 30 October for the 11th chainPORT Annual Meeting, hosted by Tanger Med. Participating ports included Hamburg, Los Angeles, Tanger Med, Antwerp-Bruges, Barcelona, Busan,…
Representatives of leading ports gathered in Tangier, Morocco, on 29 and 30 October for the 11th chainPORT Annual Meeting, hosted by Tanger Med.
Participating ports included Hamburg, Los Angeles, Tanger Med, Antwerp-Bruges, Barcelona, Busan, Gothenburg, Rotterdam, Shanghai and Singapore.
Discussions centred on how artificial intelligence is moving from pilot projects to practical use in port environments, with emphasis on operational value, scalability and secure implementation.
Participants exchanged experience on how AI can support decision-making, improve operations and create measurable value, at a time when operators of critical infrastructure face growing demands for efficiency, resilience and security.
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