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CJ Logistics America Chooses OneTrack’s AiOn to Deploy Agentic AI Across 40+ Warehouses

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AI agents connected to CJ’s warehouse management systems, Snowflake data warehouse, and AI sensors now track gap time, manage labor performance, automate safety compliance, and optimize layouts across the network. Every day, before the first forklift moves.

DES PLAINES, Ill., Aug. 27, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — CJ Logistics America, one of the largest third-party logistics (3PL) providers in North America, has chosen AiOn, OneTrack’s agentic AI platform for physical operations, to bring AI agents into daily operations across its network of more than 40 warehouses. The deployment expands a seven-year partnership between the two companies and moves agentic AI out of pilot mode and into the workflows that leaders utilize to run CJ Logistics America’s business.

Why CJ chose AiOn: one platform connected to everything

As a 3PL, CJ Logistics doesn’t operate a single Warehouse Management System; it runs several Tier-1 systems, and customer-specific systems for each account. AiOn connects across all of them, along with CJ Logistics America’s Snowflake data warehouse, OneTrack’s AI vision sensors on the floor, and robotics automation equipment, creating a single layer where AI agents can see and interact with the full operational elements. Site leaders can now go from question to answer to application to automation in minutes, and in many cases, agents complete the work with no human involvement at all.

AiOn is built on foundation models from xAI, Anthropic and OpenAI, served through secure infrastructures, including AWS Bedrock and xAI Inference API. OneTrack’s proprietary agentic harness keeps every agent inside strict guardrails: agents act only within their permissions across data sources, produce accurate and repeatable answers, and log every action for full auditability.

“We run very large, very complex operations, and we aspire to be on the leading edge of how they’re run. Before AI, the complexity of our operations meant we could only address a portion of the available opportunity, because our teams were fully committed to existing processes. AiOn changes that: opportunities surface on their own, and our people act on them instead of searching for them. Over seven years, OneTrack has earned our trust at every step, and today agents do real work across our network, not in a pilot.” – Brad Nuffer, COO, CJ Logistics America

What the agents do today

Across CJ Logistics America’s network, agents are already working in four areas of daily operations to support leaders to coach employees with refined information, and take clear directed action on key elements that can impact efficiency in operations to provide faster results:

Gap time tracking. Agents monitor the time between tasks – the minutes lost between a putaway and the next pick – surfacing lost capacity that never appears in a WMS report. The results within the first weeks: a 45% cut in clock in / clock out gap, work that historically took months.Labor performance management. Agents deliver personalized performance insights to leaders each morning, combining WMS transactions with sensor ground truth so coaching conversations start from facts, not impressions. The payoff: units per hour performance up 18% network wide, with supervisors receiving the gap, the most help needed individuals, and the coaching feedback already assembled, video evidence included.Compliance automation. Agents detect safety and compliance events, manage resolution, and generate the documentation automatically – work that previously consumed hours of supervisor time per incident.Travel, zoning, and slotting optimization. Agents continuously analyze travel distance and product velocity to recommend zoning and slotting changes, then track whether the changes delivered.

Analysis that once took weeks of time now finishes before the first shift starts.

“Moving from passive historical reporting to an active floor tool has unlocked a level of on-demand scalability we haven’t seen in previous implementations. With OneTrack AiOn, our managers can isolate an operational friction point and configure a customized tracking workflow in a single afternoon. This capability has fundamentally altered our aggregate trajectory, compressing network lost time by 19.7% and delivering a clear, data-backed value lift straight to our active run rate.” – Justin Krum, Vice President, Operations, CJ Logistics America

One foundation, network-wide leverage

Because every agent runs on the same connected foundation, a solution built at one site seamlessly deploys across all 40+ facilities. Shared memory, ground truth computational tools, and governed agent steering controls allow each new agent to be sharper than the ones that came before it, a compounding advantage that grows with every workflow CJ Logistics America’s teams point it at.

“A dashboard is the easy part. Getting to a 45% cut in gap time means first defining how you measure it, then getting that in front of every supervisor, then automating the reporting and the documentation, then running the coaching cadence that actually changes behavior. That used to take engineering, IT, and field support. And it only works if the numbers hold: you cannot have a language model re-derive how to calculate units per hour every time someone asks. It pulls from the same place, interprets it the same way, and returns it in the same format, every time. That is the difference between an AI that answers and an AI that operates.” – Marc Gyöngyösi, CEO and Founder, OneTrack.AI

About CJ Logistics America: CJ Logistics America is a North American-based supply chain solutions provider with operations in the U.S., Mexico and Canada. The company delivers end-to-end, integrated services including warehousing, transportation and international freight forwarding across all temperature classes from ambient to frozen. With a customer-first philosophy and a commitment to operational excellence, CJ Logistics tailors every solution to meet our clients’ unique goals and drive long-term supply chain value. Learn more at cjlogisticsamerica.com

About OneTrack.AI: OneTrack builds the agentic AI operating system for the physical world: software written by agents, used by humans, and trusted at scale. Its sensors capture ground truth on the warehouse floor, and its AI agents connect that data to the systems that run an operation – so teams can build, ask, and automate in plain language, securely and at scale. Learn more www.onetrack.ai 

Key Facts:

Who: CJ Logistics America (3PL) and OneTrack.AI (agentic AI operating system for physical operations)What: A seven-year partnership deepened to deploy AI agents across CJ’s warehouse operations, enterprise-widePlatform: AiOn, OneTrack’s agentic AI, connecting WMS, LMS, ERP, and a Snowflake data warehouseUse cases: slotting and pick optimization, labor performance and compliance, engineering enablement, and moreGovernance: agents act only within granted permissions, with every action logged and auditableWhy it matters: among the first major 3PLs to run agentic AI as an operating model, not a pilotDate: August 26, 2026

FAQ:
What is OneTrack AiOn? AiOn is OneTrack.AI’s agentic AI operating system for physical operations. It unifies data from a company’s WMS, LMS, ERP, and data warehouse and lets teams build, ask, and automate their own workflows in plain language, with AI agents that act within set permissions and log every action.

What is agentic AI for warehouse operations? It uses AI agents that take on real work, such as slotting optimization, labor planning, and compliance auditing, acting on live operational data across a warehouse network rather than only answering questions.

How is CJ Logistics using agentic AI? CJ runs AiOn across its warehouses to build live picking heat maps, audit shift compliance automatically, give supervisors real-time labor and productivity reporting, and turn facility drawings into reusable digital maps, built by its own teams without an IT backlog.

Which systems does AiOn connect to? Systems of record and data sources including WMS, LMS, ERP, and Snowflake data warehouses, unifying operational data in one place so agents can act on it.

Is OneTrack’s agentic AI secure and governed? Yes. Agents act only within granted permissions, and every action is logged and auditable, so enterprises can hand real work to AI they can trust.

What makes this different from other 3PL AI announcements? CJ is running agentic AI in daily warehouse operations at network scale, not piloting it, making CJ Logistics America among the first major 3PLs to adopt agentic AI as an operating model.

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Sivers Semiconductors Reports Q2 2026 Results as Product Growth, Record Pipeline and Customer Ramps Position Company for Growth Acceleration

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Pipeline grows to USD 1.2 billion, Product Revenue Increases 18% Year-Over-Year As Sivers Prioritizes Resources to Deliver on Growing Production Orders for 2027.

KISTA, Sweden, Aug. 27, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — Sivers Semiconductors AB (STO: SIVE), a global leader in photonics and wireless technologies, today announced its interim report for the second quarter of 2026. The quarter marked continued progress in Sivers’ transition from development-driven NRE revenues toward scalable product revenues supported by customer production ramps. The deliberate reallocation of resources towards upcoming product ramps while scaling down NRE activities weighed on near-term financials. Product revenue increased 18% year-over-year, while the company’s opportunity pipeline expanded to USD 1.2 billion in July, up 268% from December 2025.

Strategic transition toward product-led growth

During the quarter, Sivers continued to reallocate resources from NRE projects toward product ramp preparation. The strategic shift is designed to support a more scalable, product-led business model and position the Company for a transformational 2027. Sivers expects the impact of this transition to become visible in Q4 2026 and accelerate through 2027 as multiple programs progress toward volume production.

Financial Highlights:

Net sales amounted to SEK 53.8 m (61.4), corresponding to a decrease of 12% year-over-year, or 10% adjusted for currency effects.Product/HW revenue increased by 13% year-over-year, or 18% adjusted for currency effects, reflecting progress toward customer production ramps.Adjusted EBITDA totaled SEK -35.5 m (-20.9), reflecting revenue timing effects and resource allocation toward upcoming product ramps.EBITDA was impacted by a SEK 42.9 m non-cash social security accounting expense related to the strong appreciation of the company’s share price during the quarter.Profit/loss before depreciation and amortization (EBITDA) amounted to SEK -98.3 m (-22.5).Operating profit/loss (EBIT) was SEK -116.9 m (-40.3).Profit/loss after tax amounted to SEK -115.0 m (-50.6).Cash flow from operating activities was SEK -70.0 m (-20.1).Earnings per share before and after dilution were SEK -0.38 (-0.19).Equity per share amounted to SEK 2.97 (3.55).

Strategic and Operational Highlights in the quarter:

Announced collaboration with Jabil on an energy-efficient 1.6T pluggable optical transceiver module.Conducted directed share issues amounting to approximately SEK 825 m in gross equity capital.Announced the evaluation of a potential dual listing of shares on Nasdaq New York.Tachyon Networks expanded its fixed wireless access portfolio through a USD 1.5 m development partnership with Sivers.Microelectronics Commons strengthened its commitment to Sivers with year-two funding.Announced strategic collaboration with GlobalFoundries to develop advanced silicon photonics solutions for the AI infrastructure market.Received a USD 8.2 m production order from ALL.SPACE for Ka-band beamforming ICs, supporting a 2027 production ramp.Welcomed new Sivers Board members Joakim Nideborn and Helena Svancar.

Strategic and Operational Highlights after the end of the period:

Announced that Sivers’ lender Bootstrap Europe exercised its conversion right under the existing convertible loan, resulting in conversion of the USD 12 m loan into equity.Sivers Board completed purchase of shares as approved by the AGM.Announced a USD 3.4 m program with SemiNex for next-generation InP light sources used to power AI data centers.Announced that Bootstrap Europe exercised all its warrants within the current debt financing.Opportunity pipeline expanded to USD 1.2 billion in July 2026, representing a 268% increase from year-end 2025.

“Q2 product revenue increased year-over-year, and we are consciously reallocating resources to support several customer programs that are advancing toward production,” said Vickram Vathulya, CEO of Sivers Semiconductors. “Our North Star remains delivering to our long-term financial model from 2028 onwards. With a healthy balance sheet, a USD 1.2 billion opportunity pipeline, and a continuing flow of production orders, we are singularly focused on enabling the transformation into a product business in 2027, our next relevant horizon that matters.”

An online presentation of the Q2 Interim Report will be held at 19:00 (CEST) on August 27, 2026.
Register for the webinar at: https://sivers-semiconductors.events.inderes.com/q2-report-2026

This disclosure contains information that Sivers Semiconductors is obliged to make public pursuant to the EU Market Abuse Regulation (EU nr 596/2014). The information was submitted for publication through the contact person set out on August 27, 2026, 18:00 CEST.

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Media advisory – Minister Solomon and MP James Maloney to announce investment in Xanadu to strengthen Canada’s quantum technology supply chain

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TORONTO, Aug. 27, 2026 /CNW/ — The Honourable Evan Solomon, Minister of Artificial Intelligence and Digital Innovation and Minister responsible for the Federal Economic Development Agency for Southern Ontario and James Maloney, Member of Parliament for Etobicoke–Lakeshore, will announce an investment in Xanadu Quantum Technologies to expand its research and development facility and build advanced manufacturing capacity in Canada.

Date: Friday, August 28, 2026

Time: 1 pm (ET)

Location: Toronto, Ontario

Members of the media are asked to contact ISED Media Relations at media@ised-isde.gc.ca to receive event location details and confirm their attendance.

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APS Expands UPI High Output Alternator Line for Growing Power Needs in Luxury Motorcoaches

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Lighter Weight, Smaller Dimensions Allow for Multiple Alternator Configurations

DAVENPORT, Iowa, Aug. 27, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — Modern luxury motor coaches have evolved into rolling homes and offices. Onboard amenities like induction cooktops, refrigerators, entertainment systems, satellite internet, multiple TVs, office equipment, lighting and security systems create an upscale environment. Yet, many standard factory alternators are designed primarily to support the chassis and basic vehicle accessories, not the substantial auxiliary loads created by these comforts of home.

UPI alternators charge faster, support heavy loads, cut generator use, and improve off-grid coach reliability.

For a luxury premium Class A motor coach, adding a high-output alternator like American Power Systems, Inc.’s new heavy-duty Ultra Performance at Idle (UPI) alternator series is not simply a charging upgrade. It becomes a mobile power generation system that enables faster battery charging, supports large electrical loads, reduces generator use, enhances off-grid capability, and improves overall coach reliability.

“This new series is an expansion of our product capabilities,” explained APS President & CEO Amy Lank. “It gives our customers a choice in how to supply maximum power depending on their vehicle needs. They’ve asked for more power, and we’ve heard them loud and clear.”

New J180 and Pad Mount UPI Options Expand Installation Flexibility

Now expanded to include J180 and pad heavy-duty mounting styles, APS’ UPI high-output alternator series provides more output across the board at both lower and upper RPM. In addition, the increased power output at lower RPM means faster charging capability at lower speeds, including at idle. Plus, the lighter weight and smaller dimensions of the new UPI series also allow for multiple alternators in many configurations.

How UPI High-Output Alternators Support Modern Motorcoach Power Demands

Support for large house battery banks: APS’ UPI high-output alternator options are especially valuable for luxury motorcoaches because they help support the large house battery banks, inverter/chargers and energy management systems that power today’s residential-style coach amenities. By delivering substantially more charging current than many standard factory alternators, the system helps batteries recover faster while driving, giving owners more usable battery capacity and reducing the time needed to recharge after overnight use or extended off-grid operation.

Powering high electrical loads while driving: The expanded UPI line also helps power high electrical loads while the vehicle is in motion. Luxury coaches commonly rely on refrigerators, air conditioning, entertainment systems, satellite internet, office equipment, induction cooking, lighting, security systems and other onboard electronics that can operate simultaneously. A high-output alternator helps maintain stable voltage and reliable system performance when these loads exceed the capacity of a standard alternator.

Reduced generator runtime: For motorcoach owners who want to reduce generator runtime, the UPI alternator can provide significant charging power to the house batteries while the coach is underway. This can extend inverter operation, reduce generator hours, lower fuel consumption and decrease maintenance needs, contributing to a quieter and more efficient travel experience.

Better performance with lithium upgrades & off-grid capability: The new J180 and pad mount UPI options are also well suited for lithium battery upgrades, which can accept charge faster than traditional battery technologies. In these applications, a properly engineered high-output alternator system can help eliminate charging bottlenecks, improve battery recovery and increase energy independence during long-distance travel, extended road use and time spent away from shore power.

Availability and Configuration Options

All APS UPI high output alternators are available in 12-, 24-, and 48-volt options, ranging from 165 to 390 amps.

To view Ultra Performance at Idle alternator output curves, visit their website.

For more information contact American Power Systems, Inc.

About American Power Systems, Inc.

Founded in 2006, American Power Systems, Inc. was created to fulfill a growing need for high power alternatives for a wide range of vehicles and environments. Quickly gaining a worldwide reputation for quality, innovation and expertise, APS became the trusted partner of a variety of governmental agencies and companies around the globe, including clients such as US Department of State, US Dept. of Defense, US SOCOM (US Special Operations Command) and the Australian Ministry of Defence.

The Davenport, Iowa-based company specializes in the innovation and custom crafting of power conversion and distribution systems for armored, securitycommercialmarine and purpose-built specialty vehicles like RVs and luxury motor coaches by staff with nearly 300 combined years of experience in the various fields of expertise it handles.

In March 2020, APS was honored as Small Business Exporter of the Year by the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) Region VII office. APS also has been honored as Battelle’s Small Business Supplier of the Year. With a growing client base and award-winning success, APS continues to expand and offer its business partners reliable, dependable, and durable products and hands-on support.

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