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Eindhoven, Belgian Limburg, and Kempen: together for innovation

Eindhoven, Belgian Limburg and the Antwerp Kempen are strengthening cross-border cooperation.

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24 March

Record number of patents, but the Netherlands is losing ground

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24 March

Philips ranks among top medtech at the European Patent Office

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24 March

Netherlands is a leader in imaging, but scaling up is a challenge

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23 March

Musk’s factory marks a new phase in the global chip race

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23 March

Mistral CEO: make AI companies in Europe pay for content

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23 March

Blue light therapy, VR, and music: healthcare innovation booms

The European Alternative

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17 March

Two European alternatives for X (Twitter)

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16 February

Who's watching? 6 alternatives to the Ring doorbell

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2 February

No prying eyes: 2 + 8 European alternatives to YouTube

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Anthropic is a better fit for Europe than for the US

Trump opposes Anthropic's “woke” AI — but the US military used precisely that AI in bombing raids on Iran.

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23 March

Musk’s factory marks a new phase in the global chip race

photonics and electronic, heterogeneous integration

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20 March

Photonics reaches tipping point: AI, sensing push chip technology

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18 March

Imec receives most advanced chipmaking system

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Alternative protein

Last updated: October 23, 2025

A third of greenhouse gases come from food production. As the population grows and climate change impacts farming, sustainable protein alternatives are essential.

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ASML

Last updated: December 8, 2025

ASML is a global leader in chip production and a technological center of gravity in Brainport Eindhoven. Based in Veldhoven, the company develops lithography systems that are indispensable for the latest generations of microchips. ASML's innovations set the pace of digital progress - from smartphones to supercomputers.