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OneRail Uses Nvidia AI for Real-Time Last-Mile Delivery Optimisation — and the 10x Claim Has Three Different Shapes

OneRail announced OmniSTAR on 1 September 2026, a delivery decisioning platform built on Nvidia cuOpt and cuDF, and gave CNBC the exclusive. The headline was a tenfold speedup that turns a twenty-minute routing problem into a two-minute one. This is a documents-first read of that launch: the same speed claim published in three different shapes on the same day, the Apache 2.0 licence that makes the Nvidia engine free to every competitor, the word “first” tested against Nvidia’s own customer list of Domino’s, clicOH and Blue Yonder, and both disclosed deployments — a $39.4 billion foodservice distributor and an unnamed tyre distributor whose identity the vendor’s own newsroom narrows down. The product is real. The claims that travelled furthest are not the ones best supported by the record.

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