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Netherlands Pushes EU for Tighter Controls on Exports of Quantum and Photonics Technology

Dutch officials are lobbying Brussels to harmonize European restrictions on advanced quantum computing and photonics exports, citing concerns over intellectual property theft and the protection of the Netherlands’ technology sector.
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