Politicians want electric cars to be affordable
Eindhoven must come up with additional measures to make emission-free driving affordable for residents and small businesses.
That's what the majority of the city council...
Philips’ earnings grow 60 percent in third quarter
Philips made a profit of €341 million in the third quarter of 2020. That is 60 percent more than in the third quarter of...
Local tech company raises millions
The Eindhoven-/Amsterdam-based AM-Flow has raised €3,3 million in investments.
This company provides AI-based computer vision, motion, and robotics solutions. AM-Flow is getting the money for...
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...
Regional economy sees growth despite pandemic
The regional economy is faring well despite the pandemic, according to the Rabobank.
Outside of a few ailing sectors, companies are seeing significant profits and...
Smart camera could anticipate complications
Researchers from the Eindhoven University of Technology and Catharina Hospital have developed a smart tool for continuous patient monitoring.
This smart camera can detect subtle...
Girl assaulted by 5 others
Last Friday, a 12-year-old girl was assaulted by five other girls, aged 11 to 13, in Helmond.
According to the police, a TikTok hate account...
NXP wants to raise $2 billion for energy-saving chip development
Chip producer NXP Semiconductors will market 2 billion dollars (around 1.66 billion euros) in green bonds for developing energy-saving chips. Such chips can be...
Glitch affects broadcasts
Due to a malfunction in a data centre, Studio040 couldn't broadcast on television on Tuesday evening. The programmes could only be seen online.
The system...
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...
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...
