Digital magazine 202306

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High-tech news from the Low Countries

29 September 2023

This is edition 6/2023 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

Electron optics rebels
come up with new dwarf microscope

Martijn Heck

LK-99 – the good, the bad and the ugly

Paul van Gerven

Wennink’s
warning

Bram Nauta

Introducing
the SICK Journal

Analysis

The Western chip industry:
fat, dumb and spoiled

News

ASML’s customers are playing the waiting game

Analysis

Is Huawei’s new phone really
‘sanction defying’?

Background

Chinese tech expats in Europe are on a mission

Paul van Gerven

Are Nowi’s chips as strategic as yogurt?

Aad Vredenbregt

China is on the rise,
get used to it

Background

Taking performance analysis
to the system level

Interview

Making electron microscopes smarter, Tesla-style

Background

EngD trainees help Philips on the way
to greener transport

Jan Bosch

There’s no such thing as:
15 mental traps

Derk-Jan de Grood

Moving the people
or the work?

Robert Howe

The need for software systems engineering

News

NXP, Qualcomm and others join forces to take on Arm with RISC-V

Analysis

Arm tries to piggyback
on the AI gold rush

News

Going analog may tame AI’s exploding energy needs

Background

An insight into the voltage dependence
of ferroelectric ceramic capacitors

News

Battery pioneer and oldest Nobel laureate ever John Goodenough dies

News

EU’s scaling of battery manufacturing capacity in trouble, says auditor

Sander Arts

AI isn’t all about
speeds and feeds

News

Microsoft turns to photons to solve complex optimization problems

Background

Context, systems can’t do without it

Background

“The Netherlands needs to conquer
more key positions in value chains”

News

Fonontech lands €2.3M for impulse printing chip packages and flat screens

Anton Duisterwinkel

The real Dutch disease:
the innovation paradox

Anton van Rossum

Ask the
headhunter

Maarten Buijs

Electron optics in NL –
deep tech at its best