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WasteX aims to fast-track biochar use in the Philippines - Vimarsana News

WasteX aims to fast-track biochar use in the Philippines

WasteX, a climate-tech company operating in the Philippines and Indonesia, recently implemented a biochar solution at a poultry farm in West Java, in collaboration with Pitik Digital Indonesia.

Houda Ghozzi: "Investors have been more interested in the development of innovation ecosystems in Africa the past 5 years." - Vimarsana News

Houda Ghozzi: "Investors have been more interested in the development of innovation ecosystems in Africa the past 5 years."

Meet Houda Ghozzi, the driving force behind Open Start-up International, an organization fostering the next generation of African startups. A former academic turned innovation catalyst, Ghozzi spearheads initiatives that nurture entrepreneurial talent in

Integrated circuits firm SMART Photonics raises EUR 100m - Vimarsana News

Integrated circuits firm SMART Photonics raises EUR 100m

Dutch company SMART Photonics has raised an fresh round of funding worth EUR 100m from a cohort of strategic industry and financial Dutch investors.

To Succeed In Outer Space, This Billionaire-Backed Singaporean Startup 'Hardens' Semiconductors - Vimarsana News

To Succeed In Outer Space, This Billionaire-Backed Singaporean Startup 'Hardens' Semiconductors

Zero Error Systems aims to make cheaper and more reliable semiconductors for satellites and even automated vehicles, targeting a booming space economy.

Source: forbes.com
Dutch government, industry players push €100 mil. into Eindhoven chips company - Vimarsana News

Dutch government, industry players push €100 mil. into Eindhoven chips company

The Dutch government, players in the semiconductor industry, and financial institutions invested 100 million euros into SMART Photonics, the Dutch foundry for photonic integrated circuits. The Eindhoven-based company will use the money to up its manufacturing capabilities and accelerate the development of its next-generation chips, SMART Photonics said.

Source: nltimes.nl