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AI Revamp at WiseTech Leads to Output Surge, End of Manual Code

Bloomberg Technology Wednesday 26 August 2026, 00:43 UTC By Angus Whitley 1 min read
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WiseTech Global Ltd., the Australian software giant that’s slashing its workforce to embrace artificial intelligence, said productivity in some areas has surged as it released early results from the overhaul.

WiseTech Global Ltd., the Australian software giant that’s slashing its workforce to embrace artificial intelligence, said productivity in some areas has surged as it released early results from the overhaul.
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