EBN B.V.
Location
Utrecht
Founded
1973-01-02
Website
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134 news mentions monitored
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Recent Articles about EBN B.V.
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2024-11-05 (europoortkringen.nl)
Aramis orders FEED study
Aramis has been awarded the FEED phase tender for control, telecommunications and system integration.
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2024-08-06 (vastgoednieuws.nl)
Porthos rents approximately 1,110 m² of office space at Lotus Office Campus Rotterdam
Porthos CO2 Transport & Storage C.V. has entered into a lease agreement with CK Capital Partners for the rental of approximately 1,110 m² l.f.a. office space in the Lotus E building on the Lotus Office Campus in Rotterdam Alexander.
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2024-08-06 (vastgoednieuws.nl)
Porthos rents approximately 1,110 m² of office space at Lotus Office Campus Rotterdam
Porthos CO2 Transport & Storage C.V. has entered into a lease agreement with CK Capital Partners for the rental of approximately 1,110 m² l.f.a. office space in the Lotus E building on the Lotus Office Campus in Rotterdam Alexander.
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(tweakers.net)
Transmeta closes deal with TSMC
At the Comdex fair in Las Vegas, Transmeta confirmed that they have closed a deal with TSMC, EBN reports. During 2001, they want to slowly boost the chip that currently runs at a maximum of 600MHz to 900MHz, using 0.18 and later 0.
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(tweakers.net)
Transmeta closes deal with TSMC
At the Comdex fair in Las Vegas, Transmeta confirmed that they have closed a deal with TSMC, EBN reports. During 2001, they want to slowly boost the chip that currently runs at a maximum of 600MHz to 900MHz, using 0.18 and later 0.
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(tweakers.net)
Transmeta closes deal with TSMC
At the Comdex fair in Las Vegas, Transmeta confirmed that they have closed a deal with TSMC, EBN reports. During 2001, they want to slowly boost the chip that currently runs at a maximum of 600MHz to 900MHz, using 0.18 and later 0.
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