Eindhoven-connected Grai Matter Labs edges to the AI market

According to the fabless semiconductor scale-up with Eindhoven roots, Grai Matter Labs, its Grai One is the world’s first AI chip optimized for ultra-low-latency and low-power processing at the edge.

Radiation effects in semiconductor devices

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Headlines

Kendrion locks up 3T acquisition

Quantum computing unicorn considers European HQ near Imec

Semiconductor boom might turn to glut in 2023, says IDC

The Netherlands joins European chip collaboration

$12M seed round brings Dutch stealth startup Axelera AI to light

Loop Robots cleans up with a $2M seed investment

TU Delft and NFI investigate next-gen forensic photography

Pharrowtech field-tests mm-wave-based fixed wireless access

Funding for large-scale research infrastructure “insufficient”

Dutch TUs stumble further in 2022 THE rankings

Intel chief: fabs will bolster Europe’s high-tech ecosystem

ASML makes donation to new TUE quantum-photonics institute

Bruco opens first office abroad in Berlin

Nijmegen security professor Bart Jacobs wins Stevin Prize

TU Delft quantum pioneer Vandersypen receives Spinoza Prize

Kontron’s KBox C-103-CFL with 9th gen Intel Core or Xeon E

Based on 9th gen Intel Core and Intel Xeon E processors with up to six cores, the high-performance IPCs provide an enormous performance boost with ever-constant power dissipation. Various M.2, mPCIe and PCI Express expansion slots allow flexibility and expandability; customer-specific adaptations can thus be implemented quickly.

TU Delft material shines in medical detectors

You may not know it, but a type of material called scintillators was probably involved when you had your last medical scan. Working with the French company Saint-Gobain, scintillator expert Pieter Dorenbos at Delft University of Technology is currently developing the next generation of these materials.

In other news

Cadence consolidates RF design with AWR buy (EE Times)

ESA trumpets ‘world’s first space debris removal’ (The Register)

Arm doubles staff and develops crypto IP in China (Nikkei Asian Review)

More process doesn’t help

Before you fall into the ‘more process’ trap, ask yourself whether it would help to predict the future better, whether your people lack competence, whether you promote accountability, whether the root cause is too much process and whether you’re listening to “Monday morning quarterbacks”.

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