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The expat’s guide to working in Dutch high techFrom an endless loop of deliberations to receiving criticism that can sound downright rude, when you’re new to the Netherlands, the Dutch work culture can seem totally weird. | ||||
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| Rocsys rakes in €5.25M investment to scale up and expand globally | ||||
| Global semiconductor revenue tops 500 billion this year | ||||
| Sioux sets up shop in Apeldoorn | ||||
| Philips and ESI make Comma tool available through Eclipse | ||||
| Dawn Aerospace validates B20 Thrusters in space | ||||
| Imec.istart balloons to €30M as maximum investment doubles | ||||
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AI-enhanced glasses for the visually impairedTo assist the visually impaired with increased mobility independence and enhanced text reading capabilities, Yes!Delft start-up Envision is developing its own hands-free, AI-based solution for smart glasses. | ||||
In other news | ||||
| Can the Dutch Fairphone 3 scale ethical consumer electronics? (Techcrunch) | ||||
| Apple puts ‘walkie talkie’ Iphone project on hold (The Information) | ||||
| HP builds supercomputer for future moon missions (Techspot) | ||||
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Software engineering: balancing what you make and how you make itUsing three statements on topics such as best software practices, CI/CD, DevOps and consistent documentation, software engineers Aran Vink, Nick van der Veeken and Thom Koomen put into words Itility’s view on the art of software engineering. |
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