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12 August 2026

AXSMarine: AI, blockchain and the technologies shipping actually needs

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AXSMarine: AI, blockchain and the technologies shipping actually needs

Jacques Goudchaux has watched maritime technology evolve from before the dotcom bubble to today’s AI frenzy. The AXSMarine chief tells Maritime CEO the next breakthrough will not come from technology alone, but from combining artificial intelligence with trusted shipping data. Goudchaux has been around maritime technology long enough to have witnessed several supposedly transformative technologies …

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