Walmart commits about $6 billion to expand Symbotic's AI warehouse automation to 25 US distribution centres

Walmart and Symbotic branding illustrating the expanded warehouse automation agreement. — Robotics & Automation News

The expanded agreement carries an initial commitment of approximately $6 billion in spend over several years across multiple locations, the companies say; site-by-site timing was not disclosed.

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