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It’s been quite the journey, but Effect Photonics is finally ready to take the telecom market by storm with its tunable optical transceivers. In doing so, it will give the Dutch Photondelta integrated photonics ecosystem a most welcome boost, too.
| | | | |  | Headlines | | | Inspection automation specialist Autofill expands to the High Tech Campus | | Imec helps Apple to reduce ecological impact of chip use | | Dens hydrozine system fueled with millions in investment | | Plasmacure’s wound treatment system nets new funds for clinical studies | | UT scientist involved in latest demonstration of quantum supremacy | | Dutch consortium starts Battery Competence Center | | Dutch forensic lab first to decrypt Tesla’s driving data | | | |  |  | | |
With billions, and in the near future potentially trillions, of connected devices, the internet of things is a growing security and privacy threat. Bringing together over 40 partners from academia, industry, government and civil society, the Intersect project is laying the groundwork for an internet of secure things. On 14 and 15 October, the consortium is organizing its first annual conference.
| | | | |  | In other news | | | AI Is throwing battery development into overdrive (Wired) | | Chile’s calming message for carmakers worried about lithium supplies (Bloomberg) | | Electricity from falling water droplets (U-Today) | |
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Not using your data, or just giving it to someone else to build a business around, is the worst thing you can do.
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