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Dutch Intelligence Agencies Warn of Rising Corporate Espionage Against High-Tech Firms

The General Intelligence and Security Service has warned Dutch technology companies and research universities about increasingly sophisticated cyber espionage by foreign state actors seeking sensitive semiconductor and quantum computing technology.
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