‘Redundancies at NXP if take-over goes ahead’
If NXP is taken over by the American company Qualcomm, there will be redundancies at the Eindhoven chip manufacturer. This is the expectation of...
Lightyear forced to stop with first solar car
Owing to extremely high production costs, the Helmond-based automaker has decided to pull the plug on ‘Lightyear 0’. Production of the exclusive Ligtyear 0...
More sales and profits at Philips
Philips has seen rising profits and sales for last year thanks to medical technology.
The returns went from 24.2 to 24.5 billion euros, and the...
Residents of Waalre can now report digitally
As of today, residents of Waalre can quickly and easily report public space concerns. If they see something outside that is not right, such...
Outgoing ASML top executive awarded
Peter Wennink, the outgoing top executive of ASML, has received a high royal decoration. He has been appointed Grand Officer in the Order of...
Air purifiers could help with gyms’ ventilation
Air purifiers may be the solution for ventilation in gyms. The Eindhoven University of Technology (TU/e) is investigating this. That would allow gyms to...
Local university gets 1.5 million for hybrid quantum computer
The Eindhoven University of Technology (TU/e) will receive €1,5 million.
This is for the development of a 'hybrid quantum computer'. The TU/e itself will...
17 Million for Brabant high tech industry
Brabant province wants to invest 17.5 million euros in the Brabant high tech innovative industry in the next four years.
This was proposed by the...
Minister Dijsselbloem at HTC for E52 interview
Labour Party (PvdA) Finance minister Jeroen Dijsselbloem will visit Eindhoven’s High Tech Campus on Thursday for a public interview with journalism platform E52.
Eindhoven-born Dijsselbloem...
OBS De Opbouw starts pilot project for safer traffic
On Monday Salto school de Opbouw in Eindhoven started a pilot project to stimulate traffic safety, in co-operation with the Municipality of Eindhoven. For...
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...
