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February 17, 2022
From Amsterdam to Barendrecht in 30 mins
January 5, 2022
LAS VEGAS (CES 2022) and AMSTERDAM (PRWEB) January 05, 2022 -- Marking its sixth consecutive year, the Netherlands (NL Tech) Pavilions, opened today at CES
November 5, 2021
Hardt Hyperloop, the Dutch company working on the development of the hyperloop, has been awarded 15 million euros by the European Commission. It
March 17, 2021
0 245 1 minute read On today’s episode, Dooner and The Dude are talking about a Netherlands company that is trying to move freight at 700 mph via hyperloop and how one author’s career journey as the first American woman to work at the Tokyo headquarters of Honda Motor Co. helped change culture. We also break down the LTL and contract markets … are they a dumpster fire, and we learn how one brokerage helped revolutionize Tajiguas Landfill’s green future. Plus, San Pedro Bay congestion ...
February 3, 2021
Travelers, get ready for a glimpse of the future! Virgin Group — the travel-focused company owned by Sir Richard Branson — has officially unveiled a vision of what they believe the Virgin Hyperloop will look like for passengers, recently releasing a concept video (above) and images. The Virgin Hyperloop is a high-speed form of mass transportation that the company has been working on for several years, promising to cut down hours-long trips between major cities to mere minutes. (For exampl...
January 6, 2021
4 founders explain the biggest hurdles to flattening the climate curve in 2021 Story by Shares Want to join an exclusive group of entrepreneurs and get world-class scaling support? Check if your company is eligible for the Techleap.nl Rise Program today. While a lot of our career, personal, and travel plans have been put on hold this year, thereâs one thing we as a society cannot afford to put on hold: the fight against climate change. Rather than scaling back the progress ...