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ASML readies EUV workhorse for shippingThe accelerated introduction of ASML’s NXE:3400C EUV scanner should take care of logic makers’ production capacity needs. In fact, even memory makers are getting on board now. | ||||
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| Dawn Aerospace validates B20 Thrusters in space | ||||
| Imec.istart balloons to €30M as maximum investment doubles | ||||
| Layoffs at Ampleon during surge of RF activities in Nijmegen | ||||
| Easics eyes expansion and elects a new CEO | ||||
| NXP raises 2 billion for green projects | ||||
| Microsure shores its coffers with €2.7M in new investment | ||||
| Intel: Benelux fab an option | ||||
| VDL in talks to acquire Neways | ||||
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Benelux students gear up for the World Solar Challenge (update)Every two years, the Bridgestone World Solar Challenge brings students and innovators, from all over the world, to Australia for a chance to compete and to push the limits of solar cars. | ||||
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| AMS sparks bidding war for Osram (Reuters) | ||||
| Fira consortium aims to revive UWB (EE Times) | ||||
| Eurotron PV equipment mass producing in China (PV-Tech) | ||||
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Dutch semicon ecosystem is introduced to Minimal FabWith the promise to make small series cheaper, the Japanese Minimal Fab delegation of AIST was welcomed with open arms in Nijmegen, but investors still have to sign on. |
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