Now Rob gladly pays his power bill
More and more Eindhoven residents are switching to forms of green energy, such as solar panels or a heat pump. The savings are sometimes...
NXP to partner with Amazon
The Eindhoven-based computer chip manufacturer, NXP, is to collaborate with the American e-commerce company, Amazon.com.
The two companies are joining forces to help vehicle manufacturers...
Philips extends Rijksmuseum partnership
Philips will continue to support the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam for the next five years. The Eindhoven-based technology group will do this financially, but also...
New illuminated artwork unveiled at Welschapsedijk viaduct
A viaduct on Welschapesedijk has transformed into an illuminated artwork. Artists painted the viaduct’s walls with a graphic design that is brought to life...
Brainport businesses begin AI Innovation Centre
Tech companies in the Brainport Region are joining forces to start a centre for the development of Artificial Intelligence (AI).
It will be in the...
City and province strengthen ties
According to the Municipal Board, Eindhoven and the North Brabant province will work more closely together.
That's in managing the city's rapid growth. According to...
PSV using light in COVID-19 fight
To help in the fight against this novel coronavirus strain, Signify will install 15 disinfection lamps.
This will be in the Philips Stadium and the...
ASML acquires German high-tech company
ASML has acquired the German company Berliner Glas Group (BGG). The company specializes in making parts for chip machines.
ASML has been working with the...
NXP performing better
Things are looking up for NXP again. This Eindhoven-based computer chip manufacturer took a knock earlier this year.
That was due to the coronavirus...
DomusDela wins architecture prize
DomusDela has been awarded the 'Public Prize' by the BNA (The Royal Institute of Dutch Architects).
BNA awards prizes each year. The Forum in Groningen...
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...
