New Origin builds photonic chip factory in TwenteWith the ever-increasing demand for photonic chips and tensions on the geopolitical stage, Europe must have sufficient facilities to produce these chips itself. The ambition is there: the European Union wants a fifth of all chips to come from Europe by 2030. There is still work to be done to achieve that goal. Twan Korthorst, CEO of New Origin, is contributing to that mission by building a factory for photonic chips in Twente.Read more
Nanolympian from Twente brings quantum computer closerOn Friday, 20 June, UT researcher Femke Witmans will defend her PhD research on nanowires: a promising material for quantum computers. At the same time, she shares her enthusiasm with anyone interested. Through blogs, the Nanolympics and accessible talks, among other things, she shows that quantum technology is for everyone.Read more
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