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UT and Axign put the brakes on radio interferenceAs the digitalized world is flooded with new electronic devices and components, electromagnetic interference (EMI) is becoming a much bigger problem. As part of the public-private collaboration between Axign and the University of Twente, researchers are discovering how to reduce this EMI from audio amplifiers to keep your car running smoothly. | ||||
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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 | ||||
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Branding mechatronics with the Dutch approachThe Netherlands has long worked to put its stamp on mechatronics design and development. One way it maintains its ‘Dutch approach’ is through trainings to transfer the knowledge. But how does that differ from other regions in the world, like Brazil? | ||||
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| Singapore plans wearable virus-tracing device for all (Reuters) | ||||
| TSMC says could fill order gap if unable to sell chips to Huawei (Reuters) | ||||
| Smart appliances may not be worth money in long run (Guardian) | ||||
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It’s not about data; it’s about actionable insightsSurprisingly, many companies are maintaining amazingly large data stores without finding good ways of using them. |
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