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High-tech news from the Low Countries

30 September 2022

This is edition 6/2022 of the digital Bits&Chips magazine. It provides a monthly overview of all the important developments and trends from Dutch and Belgian high tech.

News

Twente’s high-tech ecosystem looking for a boost in manufacturing capacity

Marcel Pelgrom

Marcel Pelgrom

The expectation bar

Paul van Gerven

Let integrated photonics and microtechnologies ride their S-curves together

Anton van Rossum

Ask the headhunter

Benelux RF Conference

News

TSMC pulled the plug on 450-mm wafers for fear of Intel

News

ASML wants influx of tech talent
to quadruple

Analysis

US closes the net around
Chinese semiconductor industry

News

There won’t be a DUV export ban
to China (for now)

Analysis

Should we care about the looming semiconductor downturn?

Analysis

“Industry needs to step up digitalization”

Analysis

Downsized nuclear power reactors vie for share in energy mix

Background

Turbocharging communication and sensor technology with indium phosphide integrated photonics

News

Holst Centre uses controlled explosions to print

Background

Dutch-grown on-chip laser
ready to shine

Frank Verhage

Frank Verhage

Post-Covid work

UT Bram Nauta

Bram Nauta

Oldtimer

Carel van der Poel

Carel van der Poel

Needful things

TW books: Fortunes

Background

The art of architecting meets
software sculpting

Background

Using low-code to create control software for a system you’ve never seen

Cees Michielsen

Trend 3:
Traceability

Background

Gaining a competitive advantage from
the intersection of AI and simulation

Background

Don’t mistake control for AI

Techwatch Books Agile

Interview

High Tech Systems Center
still alive and kicking

Technolution PCB

Background

Smaller FPGAs are here
to stay

Asperitas Gigabyte 21 inch front closed lights dimmed

Background

Gigabyte and Asperitas make it easy to run data centers cool

XTPL smooth silver lines

Background

Taiwanese equipment builder integrates Polish additive technology for microcontact lines

Imec Erik Jan Marinissen

Erik Jan Marinissen

University students have a right to their IP

Wim Bens

Wim Bens

Tackling ICT innovation challenges with … students?

Innovationquarter Anton Duisterwinkel

Anton Duisterwinkel

Additive manufacturing’s business potential extends well beyond the hardware