How will data be used in cities?
Today (Friday) sees the last day of the Spring Knowledge Society Forum (KSF) here in Eindhoven. Eurocities organised this meeting, and it was held over three...
ASML largest investor in research and innovation
The Veldhoven chip machine manufacturer ASML invests the most of all Dutch companies in research and innovation, as becomes evident by from the Technisch...
Possible camera surveillance in the centre of Geldrop
The municipal council of Geldrop-Mierlo is prepared to investigate whether camera surveillance is possible in the pedestrian area between Kerk (church) and Horecaplein in...
Breakthrough in photonics at TU/e
Researchers at TU/e made a breakthrough in research related to photonics. A new technique could lead to computer chips working a 1000 times faster.
The...
‘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...
To our appreciated readers
Dear readers of Eindhoven News, thank you for being with us in 2018 and see you in 2019!
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HTC welcomes 40 new companies in corona year
The High Tech Campus attracted forty new companies last year. This is what the business campus has announced.
This influx took place in a year...
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...
VDL takes over a large part of Belgian bus builder
The Belgian bus builder Van Hool was declared bankrupt on Monday and will be largely owned by VDL. Van Hool is a direct competitor...
Air traffic nuisance in Waalre: ‘It is irritating’
Residents of Aalst-Waalre have recently been bothered by low-flying air traffic flying over the villages. This is due to a new trial by Eindhoven...
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...
