Earthena Selected as World Economic Forum UpLink Venture for AI Innovation in Resilient Supply Chains
LONDON & SILICON VALLEY | Earthena today announced that it has been selected as a winner of the World Economic Forum UpLink AI Innovation for Resilient Supply Chains Challenge, joining a select global cohort of UpLink Ventures. Announced at New York Climate Week, led by UpLink with Accenture, and in collaboration with the World Economic Forum’s Next Frontiers of Operations Initiative, the Challenge recognises ventures developing new approaches to more resilient, adaptive and AI-enabled supply chains. Selected ventures join the UpLink Innovation Ecosystem, connecting them with the Forum’s global network of businesses, investors and policymakers. Earthena was selected for QuantEarth™, its AI-native decision substrate for Resilience Intelligence™.
Global supply chains are increasingly shaped by forces that interact rather than operate independently — from tariffs and geopolitics to energy, climate, regulation and supplier conditions. Yet much of today’s enterprise intelligence remains fragmented across separate datasets, dashboards and specialist tools.
QuantEarth is designed to close that gap. It connects intelligence across multiple domains with the specific context of an enterprise decision, producing traceable, decision-ready reasoning that can be used by people, existing systems and AI agents.
“The world is not short of data. It is short of grounded intelligence at the moment decisions are made,” said Iggy Bassi, Co-Founder and CEO of Earthena. “Supply-chain leaders are being asked to reason across forces that no individual team can continuously track. QuantEarth was built to make those connections visible and actionable. Being selected by the World Economic Forum is important recognition of both the problem and the new category of Resilience Intelligence we are building to address it.”
QuantEarth has now analysed supply chains across more than 100 countries and serves large enterprises, including Fortune 500 companies. Across supplier resilience, sourcing, regulatory exposure and financial materiality, it is bringing forward-looking, decision-ready intelligence into some of the most consequential decisions global businesses make.
“What makes QuantEarth different is the science beneath the AI — connecting models and signals across domains, reasoning about how they interact, and grounding that intelligence in the decision being made,” said Karan Chopra, Co-Founder and Chief Product Officer of Earthena. “The next step is making that intelligence available wherever decisions happen: through enterprise platforms, APIs, MCP-enabled workflows and AI agents. Resilience Intelligence should not live in another dashboard; it should be callable at the moment it is needed.”
Earthena is now expanding access to QuantEarth across enterprise applications, partner platforms, APIs and agent-native workflows — making Resilience Intelligence available directly within the systems where consequential supply-chain decisions are made.
About Earthena
Earthena created Resilience Intelligence™, a new category of intelligence for making better decisions as external conditions reshape risk, cost and opportunity. QuantEarth™ is an AI-native decision substrate that connects signals across energy, nature, regulation, climate, geopolitics, labour, human rights and supply chains, then grounds them in the context of the business decisions they affect. Designed to work across enterprise systems and partner platforms and delivered through Decision Agents, APIs and agent-native workflows, QuantEarth™ provides traceable intelligence for people and AI systems at the point decisions are made. With a presence in London and Silicon Valley, Earthena is serving large enterprises, including Fortune 500 companies, helping them bring more rigorous, forward-looking intelligence into critical decisions. Learn more at www.earthena.ai.
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