Semicon and quantum

Smaller, more powerful chips. This is the goal that the semiconductor industry pursues each and every day. And we’re helping them with our solutions for semiconductor equipment.

Smaller, more efficient, and more powerful chips

The challenge is to produce these chips as cost-effectively as possible. We’re the ideal partner for designing this semiconductor equipment, as we create new solutions that drive the development of our industrial partners. And we’re unlocking new opportunities for the semiconductor industry of the future.

Our latest developments

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Monitoring your health using light: TNO designs wearable optical sensors

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Insight
14 December 2022

Wearable biosensors that use light and detectors to provide real-time feedback on our health. They're not only a useful tool to prevent health problems, but some people even owe their lives to them.

TNO Starts 7-year Quantum Testing and Experimentation Program

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Insight
2 November 2022

TNO is coordinating Qu-Test, a network of RTOs and NMIs funded by Quantum Flagship, to accelerate European competitiveness in quantum technology.

LUMI-Q quantum computer will contribute to a pan-European network

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News
21 October 2022

A consortium by the name of LUMI-Q has been selected to host new European quantum computers. SURF and QuTech—a collaboration between the TU Delft and TNO—contribute to the project to build a hybrid high-performance computing and quantum computing (HPC+QC) platform.

European program to build world’s first quantum internet ecosystem launched

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News
14 October 2022

The European Commission has approved a program of the Quantum Internet Alliance (QIA) to develop a Quantum Internet ecosystem in Europe, a potential world-first prototype.

TOMCA: tissue-optical analysis of wearable medical sensors

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Article

Accurate and reliable wearable sensors used as medical devices. TNO supports partners with the design and optimisation of wearable optical sensors.