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American IT services company Kyndryl has withdrawn its proposed takeover of Solvinity, the Amsterdam-based provider responsible for hosting the Netherlands' DigiD digital identity system.
Dutch IT firm Solvinity is urging the government to reopen its investigation into the blocked takeover by a US digital company.
Solvinity, the company behind the Dutch digital identity system DigiD, is appealing the Dutch government's decision to ban its takeover by a US firm. The government cited national security concerns for the prohibition.
The Dutch government has blocked a proposed US takeover of the cloud services provider Solvinity, citing national security or economic interests.
The Dutch government has decided to extend its contract with cloud firm Solvinity, responsible for running the online access portal DigiD, despite widespread fears regarding a potential US takeover of the company.
A significant privacy official has warned that the US government could gain access to personal data of nearly all Dutch citizens if the acquisition of tech company Solvinity proceeds. This concern was highlighted in the Volkskrant newspaper.
A Rotterdam judge has upheld a government ban preventing American company Kyndryl from acquiring the Dutch IT company Solvinity.
The Dutch IT company Solvinity wants to reopen the investigation into the blocked acquisition of the company by an American party. The cabinet decided in May that the takeover posed a national security risk.
The United States has voiced concerns after the Netherlands prohibited an American company from acquiring Solvinity, a Dutch IT firm involved with the DigiD system.
The Dutch government has extended its contract with cloud storage company Solvinity until 2028, despite concerns surrounding the company's pending acquisition.
The Greek Parliament has voted overwhelmingly to lift the immunity of 13 New Democracy Members of Parliament, paving the way for an investigation by the European Public Prosecutor's Office into alleged misuse of agricultural EU funds. The decision follows suspicions of abuse related to the OPEKEPE organization.
The Dutch Authority for Consumers and Markets (ACM) has found no competition issues in the acquisition of Solvinity, the supplier of DigiD, by the American company Kydnryl, concluding that sufficient competition will remain.
A Dutch court has ruled that the Dutch Cabinet was within its rights to ban the proposed U.S. takeover of DigiD firm Solvinity. The decision means the block on the acquisition will remain in place.
Solvinity asserts that the state secretary's decision to ban its takeover was influenced by 'media hype.'
The Dutch government has blocked a US takeover of Solvinity, the company operating the crucial digital identification system DigiD, citing public interest and national security concerns. This decision prevents a foreign entity from acquiring control over essential national digital infrastructure.
The Dutch government has won a case to extend its contract with Solvinity, the IT company providing DigiD services, for two more years. This extension proceeds despite concerns raised over the company's recent U.S. takeover.
The Tweede Kamer has called on the Cabinet to prevent the extension of the DigiD contract with Solvinity, citing concerns that the software company could fall into American hands, posing a risk to the digital identity system.