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Has Intel lost its mojo?Having failed to impress in new markets and being circled by the competition on its home turf, Intel now also has forfeited technological leadership definitively. Is the king of the semiconductor hill about to lose its crown? | ||||
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| Intel: we’re getting ASML’s first high-NA tool | ||||
| TSMC mulls building a fab in Germany | ||||
| Lightyear rides with Finnish manufacturing partner over VDL | ||||
| Smart lens from Flanders sees €8M in Series A investment | ||||
| Intel rumored to be interested in buying Globalfoundries | ||||
| Dutch companies join hands to supply commercial quantum computers | ||||
| New center for THz technology launches at TUE | ||||
| Neuromorphic AI developer Innatera boasts new chairman of the board | ||||
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True architects understand the art of omission and know where to dig deeperSystem architects provide focus, overview and results in complex development projects. This means value for customers and euros for their own business. We ask Gerrit Muller, founder of the Sysarch training courses at High Tech Institute, about the secrets of good system architects. | ||||
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| Electronics supply chains splitting between China and US (EE Times) | ||||
| Musk hints of battery capacity jump ahead of industry event (Reuters) | ||||
| Lucid Air does 832 km on a 113 kWh battery pack (Electrek) | ||||
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Organization structure change shows promising first resultsReorganized in business lines in which dedicated multidisciplinary teams work for specific customers, NTS is continuously improving its services. Working with his team for the company’s largest client in semicon, Ruud Kuepers is seeing the first promising results. |
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