IIM Indore Develops AI Framework To Safeguard Semiconductor Supply Chains From Wars, Cyberattacks And Geopolitical Disruptions; Study Identifies Safer Logistics Routes
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Semiconductor supply chains are vulnerable to geopolitical conflicts and cyber threats that can disrupt global technology manufacturing. This new framework aims to help secure critical logistics routes and transport hubs across Asia.
IIM Indore professor Tanmoy Kundu contributed to a study developing an AI framework to protect semiconductor supply chains from wars, cyberattacks and geopolitical disruptions. The research combines machine learning, generative AI and mathematical optimisation to identify safer logistics hubs and transport routes across Asia.
Semiconductors are essential components for modern electronics, and their supply chains frequently face global bottlenecks and security risks. Academic and technological research often focuses on using artificial intelligence to predict disruptions and optimize international trade routes.
- •Potential adoption of the AI framework by industry logistics providers
- •Further research findings regarding specific regional supply chain vulnerabilities