NEWSROOM ARCHIVE
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Carlo van de Weijer: 'Vooruitgang boek je aan de software-kant'
Carlo van de Weijer, director of smart mobility at the Eindhoven University of Technology, about innovation in the automotive market in the Sioux Source Magazine 2017. -
Sioux haalt 17 miljoen binnen voor Europees Industry 4.0 project
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Sioux verkoopt LumiByte aan Innosieve Diagnostics
Sioux sold the activities and intellectual property rights of its subsidiary LumiByte to Innosieve Diagnostics. They have been working together from the start, developing and selling rapid microbiological detection equipment and associated tests. Under the wings of Innosieve Diagnostics, LumiByte will gain access to a large network of market channels, thus increasing the chance of international success. -
Start-up Liteq naar volgende fase onder vleugels Kulicke & Soffa
Kulicke & Soffa (K & S) has acquired Liteq for 100%. Sioux, having been an investor from the start, was closely involved in the acquisition. Sioux also plays a key role as a technology and production partner of the lithography startup. The acquisition by K & S offers Liteq the market channels and the means to become a commercial success. -
Sioux traint engineers in het redden van levens
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Van Passie Naar Droombaan
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Software reliability in 4 stappen
Sioux test architect Bryan Bakker: We’ve all encountered unreliable software in products. Your smartphone crashes, your GPS doesn’t work the way it should. This can be very annoying, but often all it takes is a reboot, or trying again. But imagine that you have to make an emergency stop in your car and the brakes don’t respond when you hit the pedal. -
From first development to number 150
Today, the 150th Ultra-X module leaves Sioux. A milestone that reflects years of development, industrialization, production, and close collaboration with Thermo Fisher Scientific. -
Sioux Technologies fully acquires Romanian office
Press release Sioux Technologies is taking the next step in its international growth with the full acquisition of its Romanian office in Cluj-Napoca. Sioux has been a partial shareholder since the organization was founded and plans to further expand its activities in Romania in the coming years.