First light bulb re-made in Philips Museum
Let’s go back to 1891. The very first light bulb was then made by Gerard Philips in the brand new light bulb factory in...
Chip shortage ensures golden times at NXP
Chip manufacturer NXP has a record turnover of more than 11 billion dollars in 2021. That's 28 percent more than the previous year when...
Eindhoven goes in search of historical city gate
Eindhoven City Council is going to conduct preliminary research into a centuries-old city gate, which may lie under the intersection of the Demer and...
HTC’s 5G-hub grows
High Tech Campus' (HTC) 5G-hub is expanding, says campus management.
The 5G hub's a collaboration between Ericsson, Vodafone Ziggo, Brainport Development, and HTC. They're working...
The fastest electric racing car in the world comes from Eindhoven
At 285 km/h, it rips almost silently through the circuit: the fastest electric car in the world. It is conceived and developed by a student...
City council behind TU/e after University Rebellion
The Board of Mayor and Aldermen is mild about the heavy-handed removal of TU/e students from the university's boardroom. This appears from answers to...
Construction of new aviation school begins
The first round of the construction of Summa Aviation Services has started at Eindhoven Airport.
The building will be located at Eindhoven Airport, close to...
‘Data protection leaves much to be desired’
The Municipality of Eindhoven still does not have the protection of the personal data of its residents in order. The municipality is therefore being...
Chini built missing persons search app
Eindhoven resident Ben Chini (37) spent the past few weeks building an app that allows volunteers to search for missing people together in a...
Dijsselbloem: Eindhoven is tractor Dutch economy
The Eindhoven region is the pioneer of the Dutch economy, said President of the Eurogroup Jeroen Dijsselbloem during the new year's reception of the...
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...
