According to Forbes, augmented reality is making its way to supply chains.  

Augmented reality (AR) superimposes digital elements on real-world environments using cellphones, tablets, heads-up windshield displays or digital glasses. 

Small farmers are using sustainable supply chains to stay competitive in a global market, reports Geek Wire.  

Parker Townley, a Gonzaga University graduate who works for food certification organization Fair Trade USA, was in Peru visiting coffee and cacao farms last week. On a tour hosted by a cooperative that aggregates crops from 1,000 farmers, the co-op’s manager whipped out his smartphone.

China wants to achieve an advantage over the U.S in technology so they are betting big on blockchain, reports Fortune.  

Any talk of the on-going "tech Cold War" between the U.S. and China includes the countries' positions in the fields of artificial intelligence, 5G networks, quantum computing, and semiconductors.