Glitch affects broadcasts
Due to a malfunction in a data centre, Studio040 couldn't broadcast on television on Tuesday evening. The programmes could only be seen online.
The system...
NXP wants to raise $2 billion for energy-saving chip development
Chip producer NXP Semiconductors will market 2 billion dollars (around 1.66 billion euros) in green bonds for developing energy-saving chips. Such chips can be...
Girl assaulted by 5 others
Last Friday, a 12-year-old girl was assaulted by five other girls, aged 11 to 13, in Helmond.
According to the police, a TikTok hate account...
Brainport wants more State money
The Dutch government must invest €60,000,000 annually in the Brainport Region.
That's to maintain the area's global position as a knowledge and innovation hub. The...
ASML records higher turnover than expected
ASML has a good quarter behind it.
In the first three months of this year, the Veldhoven-based chip machine manufacturer recorded a turnover of...
DTW opts for a hybrid version of event this year
Dutch Technology Week starts on May 31 this year. It will continue till June 5. This year they are opting for a program that...
New 3D printer for Fontys students
Students at Fontys College of Engineering have been able to use a robotic arm with a built-in 3D printer since February. The machine can...
Inspiration book for sustainable developers
City Councillor Rik Thijs of Climate & Energy handed over the first copy inspiration book on Friday, March 26 to Robert Koolen, chairman of...
TU/e provides minister for student cabinet
TU/e has provided Dirk van Meer as Minister of Innovation in the Student Cabinet. Fourteen students have given their vision on how things can...
Corona cuts DAF’s profits almost in half
DAF has filed its annual report with the Chamber of Commerce shows. The report shows that the Eindhoven truck manufacturer did not do well...
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...
