Ons laatste nieuws
Dutch Deep Tech Startups Unlock US Investment Without Losing Control
Amsterdam, Thursday, 18 June 2026.
A groundbreaking 2026 report reveals how Dutch deep tech firms can secure American capital while keeping critical R&D and IP in the Netherlands. With US investors now dominating 40% of large funding rounds, the stakes have never been higher. The solution? A ‘layered expansion model’ that lets startups scale globally while maintaining European sovereignty—proving that transatlantic investment can be a bridge, not a threat.
Laatste nieuws in green
How AI is Revolutionizing Energy Storage in Europe
Maastricht, Thursday, 18 June 2026.
A Limburg startup just secured funding to deploy AI-driven software that could solve one of renewable energy’s biggest challenges: storing wind and solar power efficiently. This technology predicts energy demand in real time, reducing waste and stabilizing grids—potentially accelerating Europe’s shift away from fossil fuels.
Laatste nieuws in bio
Dutch Hospitals Lead Europe in AI-Powered Heart Surgery Breakthroughs
Amsterdam, Wednesday, 17 June 2026.
Dutch hospitals are setting a new standard in cardiac care with AI-driven tools that slash procedure times to just one hour and enable same-day patient discharge. Philips’ AI system, now in use since 2025, integrates imaging, devices, and software into a single platform, boosting clinician confidence and cutting administrative burdens by 16 working days annually. With 71% of healthcare professionals reporting improved workflows, this innovation is not just transforming surgery—it’s giving doctors more time for what matters most: patient care.
Laatste nieuws in community
Netherlands at Risk of Losing Its Startup Crown to Faster-Moving Rivals
Amsterdam, Wednesday, 17 June 2026.
A new global report reveals the Netherlands could slip behind Germany and France in startup innovation by 2026 unless policymakers act now. AI-driven ecosystems are growing 12 times faster than traditional tech sectors, with Amsterdam’s edge fading as competitors pour resources into deep-tech and green innovation. The warning is clear: without urgent reforms, the country risks losing talent, investment, and its reputation as a startup leader.
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China Bets on Light-Based Chips to Break Free from US Semiconductor Restrictions
Shanghai, Saturday, 13 June 2026.
China opened its first photonic computing lab in Shanghai on June 11, 2026 — backed by a reported $295 billion AI infrastructure plan — using light instead of electricity to bypass US chip export controls.
