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The government is not investing in a large AI gigafactory. Experts warn that this could have major consequences for our digital autonomy.
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The government is not investing in a large AI gigafactory. Experts warn that this could have major consequences for our digital autonomy.
Investments are growing rapidly, but early-stage startups are finding it harder to secure funding
TNO is developing an ultra-thin solar film that can power travel trailers and RVs for days on end.
From design to application: these companies show how the Dutch ecosystem around integrated photonics is developing.
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Electric vehicle drivers in Gelderland can receive a reimbursement if they choose to charge their cars smartly at a public charging station.
New research shows that while AI does improve cover letters, it barely increases the chances of getting invited for an interview.
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Microsoft is investing in 37.5 hectares in Middenmeer, despite an overloaded power grid and uncertain construction plans.
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Eindhoven-based company Xeltis aims to use new funding to secure approval in the U.S. and facilitate further growth.
The new installation combines three technologies. They separate printed parts, identify them, and direct them to the correct customer order.
Discover how technology such as IoT sensors and cooling mats can protect your pet from the summer heat.
New Chinese DUV machines are not yet on par with those from ASML, but could intensify competition in the long run.
This year, the world's largest defense companies are investing more than ever in military startups.