Gameroom 040 brings gamers together
A new gaming venue called Gameroom 040, has been opened in Strijp. People can play games here, watch films and chill out.
For €2, gamers...
Meet & Match event Fontys is ‘candy shop’ for students
In the Evoluon, there are about 2,700 speed dates at the Fontys Meet & Match event. Tech students and companies can meet here.
There is...
Tech United (TU/e student robot football team) wins European title
The TU/e student robot football team Tech United brings home the European championship for the sixth time. Tech United won 13-1 in the all-Dutch...
Eindhoven wants to lead in 3D printing: ‘Technology changes society’
A tailor-made kneecap, a special knife for a bread maker, or an accordion. The applications and possibilities of 3D printing are endless. In the...
Massive Q2 profits for ASML
In the second quarter of 2023, ASML made a net profit of 1.9 billion euros. The chip machine maker recorded a turnover of 6.9 billion...
‘Rekenkamer’ cracks down on Eindhoven information security
The internal security of digital data and networks at the Municipality of Eindhoven is as leaky as a basket, according to the Rekenkamer (Court...
‘Brainport companies have a good reputation in the Netherlands’
Philips and ASML top the reputation ranking of RepTrak Company, a company that researches the image of companies in sixty countries.
Philips and ASML are...
Alternative to express bike path never an option
The Advies Regiegroep (advisory direction group) of the Municipality of Eindhoven, which looked into the route of the express bike path between the High...
Global College’s third school again filling up
On Eindhoven's Rector Baptistlaan, Global College opened its third school in Eindhoven on Tuesday. At the school, children who have landed in Eindhoven from...
First commercial 3D concrete printing plant opened
The first 3D concrete printing plant in Europe has been opened in Eindhoven. Bam Infra and Weber Beamix have joined forces to open the...
Plastic brake pads will make goods trains quieter
The noise of passing goods trains through the region is expected to decrease slightly. At least, that is what Infrastructure Minister Harbers writes in...
