There’s an new 5G hotspot in town
The so-called 5G Hub opened on Thursday at the High Tech Campus. Here, several companies, authorities, and students will work together to put 5G...
Circular economy knowledge centre to open
Fontys Hogescholen plans to open a Knowledge Centre. The Centre will see the collaboration of students and businesses. They want to drastically improve the...
Research into regional light rail network
A study will be carried out into the possible introduction of a light rail network in the Eindhoven region.
That is according to the Eindhoven...
Another record year for ASML
ASML has had another record year. The Veldhoven chip machine manufacturer achieved a turnover of €11.8 billion in 2019.
That is €900 million more than...
Fog causes delays at Airport yet again
Air traffic at Eindhoven Airport suffered due to this morning's dense fog. It is the eighth time this has happened in two months. Poor...
Lightyear wants to make more, cheaper solar cars
The Eindhoven-based company, Lightyear, wants to bring a more affordable solar-powered car on the market. The solar car manufacturer also wants to make more...
DAF to make more trucks in Eindhoven
DAF has submitted an application to the Province of North Brabant to obtain permission to expand its maximum production capacity.
According to the province's permit,...
Brainport region wants 500 million for AI development
The Dutch Minister of Finance, Wopke Hoekstra, may launch a €1 billion investment fund. This is for Artificial Intelligence (AI) development.
If so, the Brainport...
‘Equipment must allow airport to operate in fog’
A solution must be found to the problems with fog at Eindhoven Airport. That is the VVD in the Dutch House of Commons' opinion.
The...
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...
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...
