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Innatera raises €5M to bring neuromorphic AI to the edgeWith its brain-inspired AI chip, TU Delft spinoff Innatera Nanosystems claims sensor data can be processed 100x faster and with up to 500x less energy than with conventional processors. | ||||
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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 | ||||
| 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 | ||||
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TUE PDEng answers the call to drive the future of industryAs industrial leaders look to TUs for advanced engineers to fill leadership roles, TUE’s PDEng program answers the call by infusing personal and professional development into students with training. | ||||
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| EU: “Self-sufficient in electric vehicle batteries by 2025” (Reuters) | ||||
| IBM to ax 8,000 staff in Europe (Silicon UK) | ||||
| McKinsey: economic and social opportunities of AI for the Netherlands (NL AIC) | ||||
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Challenges put by the ubiquity of IoT devicesThe IoT world needs rigid asset management programs. As more and more devices become connected through digital supplements, we should develop the capability to effectively manage, deploy and secure them. |
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