Insights

Quantum computing is a key technology that is developing quickly and could have major implications for the Netherlands, both for our economy and for national security.

Startups and scaleups are typically innovative companies that develop and apply new technologies. They are on average more productive and can make an important contribution to strengthening the economic dynamism of our country.

The report offers a unique insight into the crucial yet often unseen world of private R&D in our country and how the innovation landscape has evolved over the years.

To minimise vulnerabilities, cooperation with like-minded countries within and outside Europe is crucial.

Prepare the Netherlands for a future in which CCU could even contribute to negative CO2 emissions in the long term.

A new analytical method reveals where the Netherlands excels technologically, where it is vulnerable, and how this shapes our strategic freedom.

Digital strategic autonomy is essential. TNO Vector shows how governments and industries can safeguard critical technologies in a globalised world.

Quantum technology can be of immense value to the Netherlands once supply and demand truly meet.

Building on the UNESCO recommendation, the Netherlands presents a groundbreaking report demonstrating how ethical AI can be achieved. These insights and methodologies not only provide direction for our own country, but also serve as inspiration for others around the world.

TNO Vector, commissioned by the Dutch Parliament, investigated how the Netherlands can respond to the Draghi report on Europe's competitive position relative to the US and China.

TNO is exploring new forms of chain collaboration to see to what extent it helps shape and accelerate industrial transformation.

The Netherlands is working harder than ever, with a record of 9.8 million people employed. However, without a significant boost in labour productivity, widespread prosperity remains out of reach.