Dutch Semiconductor Industry at 'Very High Risk' of Chinese Interference, Study Finds
The Hague Centre for Strategic Studies, in a government-funded report, has identified the Dutch semiconductor industry as facing a "very high risk" of foreign interference from China. The study specifically calls for enhanced vetting procedures at key sites within the sector, including companies like ASML.
The Dutch semiconductor industry has been assessed as being at a "very high risk" of Chinese foreign interference. This conclusion stems from a government-funded study conducted by The Hague Centre for Strategic Studies.
The report underscores potential vulnerabilities within the sector, recommending the implementation of stricter vetting measures at critical industry locations. Companies such as ASML were specifically mentioned in the call for improved security protocols.
According to Tom's Hardware, the findings highlight growing concerns over national security and technological integrity within the vital chip manufacturing sector.
