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Tjark Tjin-a-Tsoi, CEO of TNO: “We need to go beyond invention and more often bring innovations to the final stage: world-class companies like ASML that deliver both global success and economic impact.” (Dutch article.)

Both companies develop technology to capture CO₂ directly from the atmosphere. (Dutch article)

Chip equipment maker Nearfield Instruments has secured €330 million in the largest funding round ever for a Dutch deep-tech company. (Dutch article)

Technology company Prodrive will manufacture Fortaegis’ ‘unbreakable’ chip systems at scale. For Fortaegis, having a European partner was a strict strategic requirement: “In the event of an emergency, you want the ecosystem to be based in Europe.” (Dutch article)

Read how they are scaling TNO’s perovskite solar foil technology and, in doing so, strengthening the European solar energy sector. “That is the future. Quite something, isn’t it?” says Sjoerd Veenstra, co-founder and CTO of Perovion. (Dutch article)

Not one ASML, but several. The fact that 'de Volkskrant' describes our spin-off Nearfield Instruments as the “ASML of the future” shows what is possible when innovation and entrepreneurship come together. (Dutch article)

GPT‑NL, the AI language model purpose‑built for the Netherlands by TNO, the ICT cooperative SURF and the Netherlands Forensic Institute, is now being tested by its first customers. (Dutch spoken)

Strong interest from NATO armies in high‑tech fighter jackets. Using sensors and small motors, they keep pilots alert and can warn them of impending danger. (Dutch article.)

The time has finally come. At LionVolt in Eindhoven, the first batches of lithium‑metal anodes will soon be rolling off the production line. (Dutch article)