AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoCybersecurity: Dutch IMF board member Marnix van Rij warned that attacks could disrupt the Port of Rotterdam, power grids and payment systems. A separate Dutch-led study found 605 wind-power assets across Europe exposed to remote cyber interference, while the Albert Heijn attack highlighted risks to food supply chains. Semiconductors: ASML says customers are already showing strong interest in chipmaking equipment for 2029 and 2030, extending the outlook for AI-driven demand. Biology: Hubrecht Institute researchers found that the timing of signals inside gut cells can shift the balance of cell types, offering new insight into how intestinal tissue develops. Energy security: The Dutch regulator has flagged a gap in EU cybersecurity rules for cloud-controlled home batteries. Aerospace: Lockheed Martin and the Netherlands Aerospace Centre are expanding their partnership on Dutch aerospace work.
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