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ESI helps Thermo Fisher and Philips grease their software machinesThermo Fisher Scientific called on TNO joint innovation center ESI to clean up its software and make it future-proof. The approach developed in their public-private partnership was also successfully adopted by Philips. | ||||
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| 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 | ||||
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Data sifting to finetune nanometer structures by the trillionsIf headlines are any clue, machine learning is taking the semicon industry by storm. Bits&Chips talks to two of ASML’s data scientists about the impact their discipline has on the hardcore physics company. | ||||
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| Dyson dumps its electric-vehicle project (Extremetech) | ||||
| “Tesla doesn’t have the scale to compete” (Scott Galloway) | ||||
| Toyota to provide autonomous transportation for Olympic athletes (Dezeen) | ||||
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Data privacy law is a blessing and a curse for AI researchThe GDPR privacy law has changed dramatically how scientists, such as Peter de With, go about their work. It significantly delays progress in computer vision and research. |