AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoCybersecurity: Dutch intelligence agencies warn that Chinese malware can survive firmware upgrades; it had compromised 20,000 internet-facing routers and other devices worldwide. AI Infrastructure: At Amsterdam’s World Summit AI, speakers said Europe’s push for sovereign AI depends on local data centres, power and suitable buildings. Privacy: Thirty-five Groningen cultural venues have banned AI smart glasses, citing covert recording risks, and called for national rules. High-Tech Manufacturing: A new project headquartered in Eindhoven aims to expand European production of thermal-imaging sensors and reduce reliance on Chinese suppliers. Renewable Energy Security: Dutch researchers found thousands of European wind and solar systems exposed online, highlighting cyber risks to energy infrastructure.
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