Data against flooding: Dutch company wants to collaborate with Taiwanese companies
This year, the innovative, Utrecht (The Netherlands) based water company Nelen & Schuurmans will open an office in Taiwan. In cooperation with local companies and […]
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Taiwan based Delta Electronics chooses Automotive Campus Helmond for Expansion of European Operations
Delta Electronics, a global provider of power and thermal management solutions with core competencies in high-efficiency power electronics and system integration, has chosen the Automotive […]
Eight Brainport startups to visit Computex/InnoVEX Taiwan
John Jorritsma is head of the delegation Eight startups and scale-ups from Brainport Eindhoven have today left for one of the largest technology and IT […]
MoU between Taiwan and Brainport Eindhoven
Program Director Naomie Verstraeten of Brainport Development and Director General Lia Ming Liu of the Taiwanese Industrial Technology Research Institute (ITRI) signed a Memorandum of […]
Taiwanese tv falls for Eindhoven’s Power of Imagination
Holst Centre on the High Tech Campus, the smart mobility projects of the university, the living lab on the Stratumseind, the high number of patents, […]
Etulipa finds a partner for mass production in Taiwan
Etulipa, a Dutch startup company in reflective digital outdoor displays, changes from pilot production to mass production in cooperation with United Radiant Technology in Taiwan, […]
Brainport’s Taiwan Connection: five new companies to settle in Eindhoven
Brainport already had the strongest Taiwan-connection of the country, but after the recent visit of Mayor Rob Gijzel and Brainport program manager Naomie Verstraeten to […]
This is how the Netherlands gets the Boston vibe
At Kendall Square in Boston, the hotspot for start-ups, it is completely natural to try new things, fail, learn and try again. That is the vibe that the Netherlands also needs, says Miao-Ping Chien.
How a village near Eindhoven became the global center of a milky wonder drug
With the first cow's breast milk, BioNatIn makes products for a faster recovery after illness, among other things. Their secret: keep it as cold as possible.
Electric two-wheelers in overdrive
When it comes to e-mobility, the emphasis is often on cars, but with bikes and other two- and three-wheeled vehicles, developments are at least as swift. This applies to models and rental concepts.
Without traveling, still, a lot to prepare for
After COVID-19, does the high-tech sector have anything new to report to the world? Carina Weijma looks back on a year in which almost everything came to a standstill internationally.
Bosch gives ‘Silicone Saxony’ a boost with high-tech chip factory
A state-of-the-art factory in Dresden combines artificial intelligence with the " Internet of Things". The goal is to produce complex semiconductors for the automotive industry.
Europe’s once-in-a-lifetime chance to reduce emissions in computer technology
The semiconductor industry is like an ultimate Champions League. A handful of strong teams, acquiring the best players of the world to play the best […]
Staying on your toes in the semiconductor industry through collaboration
The Netherlands has an extremely strong position in the semiconductor industry. But it can do even better. TNO wants to expand its role as a catalyst for innovation and connector of the ecosystem.
From university lab to multi-million dollar company: ‘I want to show students that their ideas can lead to successful companies’
The 5G network is taking shape, photonics is becoming increasingly important and EFFECT Photonics is growing and thriving. President Boudewijn Docter talks about the world of entrepreneurship.
Dutch Female Tech Heroes spreads its wings to Japan
Both Female Tech Heroes and the Dutch Embassy in Japan advocate for more diversity in the tech sector. They found each other through LinkedIn and organized a webinar.
Battery exchange station edges closer with European-Japanese cooperation
Four major motorcycle manufacturers are planning to jointly develop an electric battery. This should accelerate the popularity of electric motorcycles and scooters.
Corona in Europe: These are the alternatives to curfew
Data journalist Jelmer Visser sheds light on the corona crisis every week with his graphics and maps. This week: the alternatives to a curfew.
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‘The Netherlands can become the Silicon Valley of water management’
Dutch water company Nelen & Schuurmans is traveling the world with their prediction models. According to general manager Fons Nelen, the Netherlands can become a leading country in the field of water