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World’s powerful photonic quantum processor made in TwenteTwente-based startup Quix had to make one of the most elaborate photonic integrated circuits to date to create the world’s most powerful photonic quantum processor. |
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Using AI to play a serious game of supply chain optimizationTUE researcher Willem van Jaarsveld is working on software to optimally control the supply of spare parts in high-tech. He got inspired to use reinforcement learning by the computer program that defeated the human world champion in the board game go. |
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Take inspiration from the brain and make AI more energy efficientThanks to a mathematical breakthrough achieved at CWI, it will be possible to put much more elaborate AI in chips, enabling applications to run locally on a smartphone or smartwatch instead of in the cloud. |
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Thermo Fisher Scientific develops an appetite for modelingAbout three years ago, Thermo Fisher Scientific in Eindhoven embarked on a journey to take model-based development to a higher level. After pilots with research partners, software and system architects are now making successful steps with commercial tools from companies like Axini and Obeo. |
In other news |
| Vinod Subramaniam new chair of 4TU (UT) |
| While Dutch tech sizzles, it’s a cold winter for the country’s deep-tech founders (Sifted) |
| Impact of ban on tech sales to Russia likely to spread (EE Times) |
| Researchers unveil hybrid 512-qubit quantum array with zero downtime (Tom’s Hardware) |
| Entanglement could help boost quantum machine learning (IEEE Spectrum) |
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Boost your digitalization: 8 capability areas to buildTo successfully transition towards continuous value delivery, companies need to build new capabilities across the organization. Major changes are required in at least eight areas. |
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Finally: Europe is tackling digitalizationThe EU’s initiatives to ‘redigitalize’ Europe represent an enormous opportunity for the Netherlands, argues Frank Verhage. |