Core Insights - Prologis convened leaders from business, government, and academia at the GROUNDBREAKERS 2025 forum to discuss the intersection of energy reliability and AI in global supply chains [1][2] - U.S. Secretary of the Interior Doug Burgum emphasized the importance of energy abundance for technological advancement, particularly in AI, and the need for reliable and affordable energy to foster economic growth [2] - Prologis CEO Hamid R. Moghadam highlighted the necessity of integrating both renewable and traditional energy sources to meet future demands [2] Panel Highlights - The panel on Global Trade featured discussions on the importance of resilience and sustainability in supply chains, with MIT's Yossi Sheffi noting that building resilience incurs costs similar to purchasing insurance [3] - The Future of Energy panel addressed energy reliability as a critical concern for global supply chain executives, advocating for greater integration of infrastructure and energy decision-making [4] - The Delivery & Autonomy panel discussed the impact of autonomous systems on logistics, stressing the need for competitive network readiness to leverage American innovation [4] - A session on Food Systems emphasized the need for agility in food production to adapt to changing consumer demands, with industry leaders noting that large companies often lack the nimbleness required [4] Upcoming Events - The 2028 Summer Olympic Games were highlighted as a significant logistical challenge, with expectations that it will be the largest in Olympic history [5] Space and Defense - A discussion on space and defense underscored the importance of innovation and collaboration in enhancing resilience and security for commerce on Earth [6][7] Additional Information - Prologis positions itself as a leader in logistics, focusing on creating intelligent infrastructure that connects digital and physical worlds, promoting agile supply chains and clean energy solutions [8]