Eindhoven

Eindhoven is a city in the southern Netherlands and the largest city in North Brabant. Its development has been strongly shaped by Philips, technology industries, and design.

Philips: Philips is a multinational electronics and health technology company founded in the Netherlands in 1891. Its move to Eindhoven in 1891 helped transform the town into an industrial city.
ASML: ASML is a Dutch company that makes lithography systems used to manufacture advanced semiconductor chips. Its headquarters in nearby Veldhoven anchors a major part of the regional high-tech economy.
Philips Stadion: Philips Stadion is a football stadium in Eindhoven and the home ground of PSV Eindhoven. The stadium embodies the long connection between Philips and the city’s sporting life.
High Tech Campus Eindhoven: High Tech Campus Eindhoven is a research and business park focused on technology development. It brings companies and research teams together in a major local innovation district.
Tilburg: Tilburg is a city in North Brabant, Netherlands, historically associated with the textile industry. Its industrial history centered on textiles rather than Eindhoven’s electronics and high technology.
Gerard Philips: Gerard Philips was a Dutch industrialist who co-founded Philips with his father, Frederik, in 1891. He established the company’s first incandescent-lamp factory in Eindhoven.
NXP Semiconductors: NXP Semiconductors is a Dutch semiconductor company headquartered in Eindhoven. Its local presence extends the city’s industrial base into automotive and communications chips.
PSV Eindhoven: PSV Eindhoven is a professional football club founded in 1913 by employees of Philips. The club began as a team for Philips workers and remains a prominent city institution.
Holst Centre: Holst Centre is an independent research and development center in Eindhoven focused on flexible electronics and related technologies. Its collaborative research links regional firms with applied technology development.
Breda: Breda is a city in North Brabant, Netherlands, known for its historic center and military history. Its urban identity contrasts with Eindhoven’s strong association with modern industry and design.

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