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University of Twente Stresses Need for AI Education Amid Rising Demand

University of Twente Stresses Need for AI Education Amid Rising Demand

Enschede, Thursday, 4 December 2025.
AI’s role in weather prediction, disease tracking, and cybersecurity is expanding, increasing demand for experts. University of Twente offers tailored programs to meet this educational need.

Erasmus University Secures Funding for AI Training Platform to Boost SME Reporting

Erasmus University Secures Funding for AI Training Platform to Boost SME Reporting

Rotterdam, Wednesday, 3 December 2025.
Erasmus University receives €250,000 to develop an AI-driven platform aimed at enhancing sustainability reporting skills among SMEs, highlighting the vital role of AI in business innovation.

ABN Amro Announces Major Job Cuts Amid AI Transition

ABN Amro Announces Major Job Cuts Amid AI Transition

Amsterdam, Monday, 1 December 2025.
ABN Amro plans to cut 5,200 jobs by 2028 as it shifts focus to AI and digital technologies, reflecting a broader industry move towards automation.

Dutch Government Invests €66 Million in Nanotherapy and Semiconductor Innovation

Dutch Government Invests €66 Million in Nanotherapy and Semiconductor Innovation

The Hague, Friday, 28 November 2025.
The Dutch Ministry of Economic Affairs is investing €66 million to advance nanotherapy and semiconductor projects, aiming to boost economic growth and enhance public health over the next six years.

Netherlands Urged to Invest in Energy-Efficient AI Technologies

Netherlands Urged to Invest in Energy-Efficient AI Technologies

Amsterdam, Friday, 28 November 2025.
A study suggests the Netherlands should focus on developing energy-efficient AI by leveraging its strengths in infrastructure and data quality, rather than competing with larger AI models from the US and China.

Netherlands' Strategic AI Shift: Focusing on Strengths, Not Scale

Netherlands' Strategic AI Shift: Focusing on Strengths, Not Scale

Amsterdam, Friday, 28 November 2025.
Invest-NL and ROM-Nederland’s report suggests the Netherlands should leverage its strengths in energy-efficient AI technologies rather than compete with the US and China on scale.