The Business Research Company — AI in Logistics and Supply Chain Market to Reach $189.29 Billion by 2030 (paid)
A new study values AI in logistics and supply chain at $47.92 billion in 2026, growing at a growth rate of about 41% to $189.29 billion by 2030, powered by autonomous supply chains, AI forecasting and warehouse automation.
The latest study from The Business Research Company on the AI in logistics and supply chain management market projects growth from $34.04 billion in 2025 to $47.92 billion in 2026 at a growth rate of 40.8%, accelerating to $189.29 billion by 2030 at a growth rate of 41.0%. The surge is attributed to the growing complexity of global supply chains, the rise of e-commerce fulfillment centers, the widespread adoption of digital logistics platforms and the focus on cost efficiency. Future growth drivers include increasing investments in autonomous supply chain technologies, demand for real-time logistics intelligence, cloud-based supply chain platforms and AI applications in risk mitigation, in addition to AI-powered demand forecasting, intelligent warehouse automation, predictive analytics and AI-based transportation optimization. Companies covered in the report include Google, Microsoft, AWS, GE, IBM, Oracle, SAP, Zebra Technologies, Databricks, Manhattan Associates, o9 Solutions, Locus, Trax Technologies, SenseTime, project44, FourKites, Turvo, Everstream Analytics, GreyOrange, Elementum, Ambi Robotics, Aurrigo and Nexocode. The report cites Blue Yonder's acquisition of One Network Enterprises in August 2024 for $839 million as a strategic move to provide real-time, AI-powered supply chain collaboration, along with the launch of the Blue Yonder Orchestrator platform, an AI platform combining large language models with supply chain data to give users instant recommendations and predictive insights. The study is segmented by component, technology, application and end-user industry, with logistics service providers, e-commerce companies and manufacturers among the principal adopters of AI tools for demand forecasting, warehouse automation and transportation management.