Airspace, the AI-driven logistics solutions provider based in California, is excited to announce its expansion into Southeast Asia. The company is on a mission to transform time-sensitive shipping by enhancing safety, speed, accuracy, and carbon efficiency. This expansion includes a new focus on the semiconductor industry, aiming to assist the world’s leading suppliers with their intricate and vital shipping requirements. “Empowering shippers with the ability to move critical packages efficiently has always been our goal,” says Nick Bulcao, Founder and CEO of Airspace. “With Southeast Asia being a central point for the semiconductor supply chain, our presence in the region significantly impacts the security of high-value shipments critical to companies globally. This step further solidifies our dedication to setting a global standard in logistics excellence.”

Airspace now collaborates with premier semiconductor companies to address supply chain challenges in the Asia-Pacific region. The semiconductor supply chain is notably complex, involving hundreds of suppliers in the creation of the final product. These shipments demand the highest level of care, necessitating transport via the quickest and safest routes to prevent costly delays in manufacturing processes, which can exceed $1 million in losses per hour. Logistics providers like Airspace play a crucial role in managing these intricate deliveries, balancing speed, safety, accuracy, and eco-friendliness. They use AI to sift through trillions of potential routing combinations, considering various factors to determine the most efficient path for each shipment.

Airspace’s Global Managing Director Brandon Kennedy understands this struggle. “Logistics for the semiconductor industry has undergone tremendous change these past few years. Shippers require intelligent and tailored solutions to meet their specific needs now more than ever. The costs and repercussions of lost packages or delays can be crippling, and the emerging logistics providers understand that success comes from a deep understanding of the nuances and pain points unique to those shippers. A successful solution must go beyond just speed and service excellence and offer transparency and accountability to address the industry’s nuanced pain points.”

In an industry where timing and reliability are paramount, and the risk of theft is a constant threat, Airspace offers a groundbreaking solution. Its AI technology evaluates countless routing options to select the most optimal one, factoring in potential delays, risks of loss, cost, and carbon footprint. Once a route is chosen, Airspace’s AI forecasts arrival times and monitors data in real-time, enabling adjustments on-the-fly to mitigate any emerging risks. This ensures faster, safer, and more predictable deliveries.

“Airspace has consistently provided great service and flexibility when executing our time-critical shipments worldwide,” said Michael Fleischmann, Senior Director, Sourcing at RF360 Europe GmbH, a subsidiary of Qualcomm Technologies, Inc. We use Airspace for shipments from EMEA to Asia, from Asia to Europe and within both Asia & Europe.  The Airspace platform provides full transparency and visibility into our shipments, a critical aspect in our industry that requires the highest discipline in on-time-deliveries.”

Having established a strong presence in North America and Europe, Airspace’s strategic pivot to Southeast Asia represents a significant move to alleviate the semiconductor industry’s supply chain bottlenecks. With Airspace’s cutting-edge technology, companies like Qualcomm Technologies’ RF360 group have optimized their critical and complex shipments across the Pacific. Within just two years, Airspace has extended its services to a third of the top 25 semiconductor firms worldwide, becoming the sector’s fastest-growing critical logistics provider. As disruptions in the supply of essential goods persist, Airspace stands ready to ensure that crucial shipments reach their destinations timely and securely.

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