Machine learning adds another layer to your software security challenge

Although machine learning security research is still in its early stages, it’s clear that input possibilities without barriers increase threats. Software security expert Balázs Kiss touches upon a few points in this new field and gives advice on the basic protection measures.

Using 3D models to investigate inductive effects in a submarine cable

The design of submarine cables is built to last for over forty years. To ensure a good return on investment, the margins and standards tend to result in an overestimation of the required dimensions and materials. Curious how to get more cost-effective solutions? Read more!

Headlines

Fastned lands France and €17M for further growth

TU Delft working on smart and communicative solar cells

Chip industry to grow 6 percent, top 15 by twice as much

Imec and KU Leuven flout Tesla’s keyless entry

Plant imaging goes low code

Grai Matter Labs gets $14M boost to edge AI

Major setbacks in China’s efforts to boost chip industry

TUE turns up the heat on e-waste

FME and TNO bring together Dutch electrolyzer companies

Agfa inks deal for Clariant’s printed-electronics materials

Keynote speech by Mark Vaes (Additive Industries)

Mark Vaes (Additive Industries) will deliver the keynote speech during the Idea to Industry Conference (Eindhoven, 7 October). During his presentation, he will explain his experiences on how to bring an idea to the market and what it takes to grow from startup towards a scale-up. Take a look at the full conference program and make sure you sign up in time for this corona-proof event, as seating capacity is limited.

Nvidia-Arm deal will never happen

Arm being owned by Nvidia is like TSMC designing its own smartphone chips. It will never happen.

In other news

Mesa+ institute celebrates three milestones (UT)

ASM Pacific plans to go private (Reuters)

What a Trump reelection would mean for the tech world (CNET)

Does data-driven decision-making make you boring?

Working in a data-driven fashion actually instills a higher level of discipline in the organization, uses technology where it fits best and focuses creative energy on the areas where humans provide the most value.

Dutch collaborators bring high-performance motion systems to a whole new stage

In the field of chip-making equipment development, the Netherlands is planted firmly on the cutting edge. To stay ahead of the ever-evolving demands and consumer expectations, key players in Dutch high tech are teaming up as part of the Imsys-3D public-private partnership to create next-generation high-performance motion systems.

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