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Interview Goodbye manual test cases, hello model-based testingAfter many success stories in other markets, model-based testing is starting to gain momentum in high tech. Julien Schmaltz from CGI, Johan Poelsma from ICT and Bryan Bakker from Sioux are committed to strengthening the foothold. |
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Analysis East Asia rolls out welcome mat for Brainport as China loses allureBrainport companies are looking beyond China to expand manufacturing operations in Asia, but cooling relations between Beijing and the West play only a minor part in those plans. |
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Headline €15M to fund Dutch quantum startupsQuantum Delta NL has launched the new 15-million-euro QDNL Participations fund to help turn Dutch quantum technology research into venture capital-investable startups. |
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Headline Delft 3D quantum processor enables massive scalingQuantware has launched a quantum processor that leverages 3D technology to enable massive scaling. |
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Headline Europe’s Quantum Flagship off to a promising startEurope’s quantum technology ecosystem is “showing strong signs of growth,” according to a study published by the European Commission. |
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Headline Quantum market to triple by 2030The global quantum market will grow from 760 million dollars last year to 2.1 billion dollars in 2030, according to Yole Intelligence. |
In other news |
| Majorana research crawls back on its feet (Delta) |
| Nexperia expands cleanroom space in Germany (Evertiq) |
| The US would sooner see TSMC fabs burn than let China have them (The Register) |
| How much power do autonomous vehicles use? A lot (EE Times) |
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Opinion AI is teamworkLike with any tool, it’s knowing how to use it that makes a deep-learning algorithm useful, observes Albert van Bremen. |
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Opinion Protagonist rule #1: Own itThe big risk for many of us is to start hedging to make the pain of failing less bad. In that process, we easily become our own worst enemies. |
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Headline Kofi Makinwa saluted as ISSCC’s most prolific contributor of all timeThe ISSCC has recognized Delft University of Technology’s Kofi Makinwa as the conference’s top contributor over the past 70 years. |
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Headline Sioux contributes to new diagnostic technology for heart diseaseSioux Technologies, Dutch medical device manufacturer Wellinq and UK-based medical fiber-optic sensing specialist Echopoint Medical are launching a new technology to detect heart disease. |
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News Dutch battery startup Eleo has already outgrown its first factoryElectrification of heavy machinery such as excavators and combine harvesters is still in its infancy, largely because of the complexity and cost of the required battery packs. Helmond-based startup Eleo has developed a solution. |