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Project Beethoven Accelerates With €2.5 Billion Investment in Eindhoven Technology Hub

Dutch national and regional authorities are speeding up deployment of a €2.5 billion infrastructure package to support the Brainport Eindhoven region, expanding housing, transport and education capacity to sustain growth around ASML and the broader semiconductor sector.
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