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TU Delft’s new hub in The Hague redefines climate change as a critical threat to national and global security.
European BEV registrations surged 51% in March, with over 242,000 new electric cars registered across 15 key EU markets.
Talents Maite van Gils, Rebecca Newman and Hatice Kapan win the Marc Cornelissen Brightlands Young Talent Award with a health innovation.
In the first quarter of 2026, Dutch startups raised €1 billion, but concerns over taxes and early-stage funding are growing.
European startups such as Euclyd are seeking hundreds of millions to break Nvidia’s dominance in AI inference.
ONWARD Medical has raised 40.6 million euros.
Study: Vehicles that generate their own electricity using solar panels could play a major role in the energy transition.
In the coming years, the PME Pension Fund will allocate approximately 400 million euros for investments in promising Dutch companies.
ASML posts strong results in Q1 2026 and raises its annual outlook thanks to the enormous demand for AI chips.
The Rotterdam University of Applied Sciences is launching a new Master's to help organizations better implement AI.
A new AI-powered sensor system is now tracking every bat or bird collision on wind turbines, day or night, in real time.
France mandates a shift from Windows to Linux for government PCs to reduce reliance on U.S. tech and boost digital autonomy.