Körber in the news

KÖRBER, a German technology conglomerate, was hit by an Everest ransomware attack on September 7, 2026, with threats of data leakage if negotiations are not initiated.

Körber's CISO discusses securing the manufacturing sector's expanding cyber attack surface against threat actors and supply chain vulnerabilities.

Körber is expanding and modernizing Printus' logistics center in Offenburg, integrating advanced automation and software solutions to ensure continuous operation.

Körber attained the Platinum Medal in the 2026 EcoVadis sustainability rating, positioning it in the top 1% globally for its strong environmental, social, and governance performance.

A large site in Hamburg-Bergedorf is being redeveloped after Körber Technologies moved out, with local residents involved in the planning.

Körber Supply Chain's employee count is projected to reach 2,059 by March 2026, marking a 4.0% increase from 2023.

Körber radically transformed its business by divesting 70% of its former operations to focus on technology trends, leading to significant growth.

Andreas Gaetje, CISO at Körber AG, discusses his career path, leadership philosophy, and the challenges of rapid technological change, especially AI, in cybersecurity.

Körber is a global technology group specializing in mechanical engineering, supply chain automation, and digital pharmaceutical solutions with 2.8 billion euros in revenue.

Körber launched an automated mixed-pallet handling system using robotics and AI to reduce labor bottlenecks in logistics centers.

A new scalable, cloud-native MES solution helps small and mid-sized life science companies digitalize their shop floor operations and reduce compliance risks.

Gerolsteiner is commissioning Körber to build an automated high-performance shuttle warehouse integrated with SAP EWM to optimize its logistics and distribution.

Gerolsteiner is automating its logistics with a high-density, SAP-connected shuttle warehouse to improve energy efficiency and delivery speeds.

Gerolsteiner is implementing a Körber-built automated 2D shuttle warehouse controlled by SAP EWM to streamline beverage distribution.

Standardizing logistics software by implementing SAP Material Flow Systems across Unilin's production and warehouse locations.

New inspection machines and integrated packaging lines for pharmaceutical manufacturing.

A technology partnership with NVIDIA brings AI-driven digital twins and simulation to warehouse logistics for testing and optimization.

Körber is collaborating with NVIDIA to use digital twin technology and physical AI for optimizing warehouse design and robotics training.

Körber is partnering with NVIDIA to use digital twin technology and physical AI for optimizing warehouse logistics and supply chain automation.

Körber is partnering with NVIDIA to develop high-precision digital twins and physical AI applications for optimizing warehouse and supply chain automation.