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COSCO forms partnerships with Bosch and Wallem Group

COSCO SHIPPING Logistics and Supply Chain Management recently solidified a strategic alliance with Bosch (China) by signing a memorandum of understanding in Chongqing.

This agreement paves the way for creating a strategic committee dedicated to leading a skilled team that enhances collaboration between the two entities. The partnership aims to foster comprehensive cooperation within the logistics sector, drive business innovation, and ensure operational excellence.

Key areas of focus include...

https://container-news.com/cosco-forms-partnerships-with-bosch-and-wallem-group/

Hydrogen rises at CES

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In an event ruled by battery-electric trucks, hydrogen made a splash at the Advanced Clean...

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Bosch equips Port of Paracas with AI-based detection cameras

MIC IP ultra 7100i cameras were placed by Bosch on approximately 10 40 metres high masts to meet the high-security requirements at Port of Paracas in Peru.

The port operators were reportedly looking for a video security solution to ensure reliable, high-resolution surveillance of a 110.000 m² area.

More specifically, these cameras offer 4k UHD resolution wind resistant up to 290 km/h, 12x zoom and vibration-free monitoring with optical image stabilisation.

César Rojas, operations manager at the...

https://container-news.com/bosch-equips-port-of-paracas-with-ai-based-detection-cameras/

Robert Bosch going all-in on hydrogen technologies

Germany-based automotive supplier Robert Bosch expects to post $5.3 billion in sales by the end of the decade from hydrogen fuel cells, hydrogen internal combustion engines and electrolyzers that make hydrogen.

It is the latest proclamation that hydrogen is emerging as a meaningful alternative to battery-electric vehicles, which lead the transition to zero tailpipe emissions by at least a couple of years, according to industry leaders.

Bosch became the second industry player this week to add...

https://www.freightwaves.com/news/robert-bosch-going-all-in-on-hydrogen-technologies

Amazon Web Services, Bosch collaborate on logistics marketplace

Amazon Web Services and German tech company Bosch will roll out a new marketplace for digital freight services.

Mirroring the rise of e-commerce, the emergence of online marketplaces has enabled widespread access to products and services for customers around the world. 

Superpower Amazon Web Services (NASDAQ: AMZN) has been at the forefront of the e-commerce boom, using its massive logistics capabilities to quickly fulfill orders from its marketplace around the country and world. But now, AWS will use that marketplace to offer logistics capabilities.

You read that right — AWS and Gerlingen, Germany-based...

https://www.freightwaves.com/news/amazon-web-services-bosch-collaborate-on-logistics-marketplace

Nikola licenses Bosch fuel cells for module assembly in Arizona

Nikola Corp. is going all-in on hydrogen fuel cells with Bosch Group, licensing the German supplier’s technology to assemble modules for Class 7 and Class 8 heavy-duty electric trucks at its new plant in the Arizona desert.

The agreements cast doubt on the last vestige of a memorandum of understanding for Nikola (NASDAQ: NKLA) to possibly use fuel cell technology from General Motors.

“We evaluated all the options and are launching our vehicles with the fuel cell modules from this agreement,” a...

https://www.freightwaves.com/news/nikola-licenses-bosch-fuel-cells-for-module-assembly-in-arizona

Borderlands: Descartes Datamyne report sheds light on USMCA impact

Borderlands is a weekly rundown of developments in the world of United States-Mexico cross-border trucking and trade. This week: Descartes Datamyne report sheds light on USMCA impact; Germany’s Bosch to invest $100M in Mexico operations; Chinese auto parts maker begins construction of Mexico plant; and Kimberly-Clark de México acquires 65 trucks.

Descartes Datamyne report sheds light on USMCA impact

Implementation of the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA) largely took a back seat to...

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