Solving Global Supply Chain Problems in Real Time with NVIDIA's AI Planner @NVIDIADeveloper

Uploaded January 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago

How do you manage a global supply chain anticipating dependencies like weather patterns, pricing fluctuations, shipping delays, and macroeconomic disruptions? 📈

Go behind the scenes with the team behind NVIDIA’s AI planner to see how they are solving complex logistics disruptions before they even materialize.

Learn how NVIDIA built a world-class solution that:

Integrates Optimization Models: Seamlessly converting natural language queries into GPU-accelerated actionable insights.
Delivers Massive Efficiency: Powered by the award-winning NVIDIA cuOpt optimization engine, reducing delayed orders by 83%.
Accelerates Strategy: Compressing complex scenario analysis from 5 days down to just 1.
Scales with Growth: Expanding planning capacity 6x during a period of extraordinary global demand.

We are honored to announce that this implementation is a finalist for the 2026 Franz Edelman Award, the world's most prestigious prize for excellence in operations research! 🏆

📅 Join us on April 13th at the INFORMS Analytics Conference gala as we celebrate the finalists driving innovation and progress for humanity.

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Solving Global Supply Chain Problems in Real Time with NVIDIAs AI Planner

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