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Google Cloud gets Dutch public sector approval

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By Erik van Klinken Verified
| Techzine.eu Verified
Following a data protection impact assessment (DPIA), the Dutch government has approved Google Cloud for use in the central public sector. SLM Rijk concludes that no known high privacy risks remain if the recommended measures are implemented. This provides a formally assessed alternative to Microsoft. The question, however, is whether the EU-US Data Privacy Framework (DPF), on which the approval depends, will remain in place. According to Google, all key concerns have been addressed.
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Google Cloud krijgt DPIA-goedkeuring en mag in publieke sector gebruikt worden

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By Erik van Klinken Verified
| Techzine Verified
De Nederlandse overheid heeft Google Cloud na een data protection impact assessment (DPIA) goedgekeurd voor de centrale publieke sector. SLM Rijk concludeert dat er geen bekende hoge privacyrisico’s overblijven als de aanbevolen maatregelen worden toegepast. Daarmee komt er een formeel getoetst alternatief naast Microsoft. De vraag is echter of de EU-US Data Privacy Framework (DPF), waar de goedkeuring van afhankelijk is, in stand blijft.
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Supermicro’s legal problems are piling up

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By Erik van Klinken Verified
| Techzine.eu Verified
Supermicro CRO Matt Thauberge denies reports that a Taiwanese police raid took place. He states that the company is cooperating with the authorities; four employees of the server manufacturer were questioned. Allegations regarding alleged GPU smuggling to China and the fraudulent purchase of servers in Singapore have been circulating since 2025. In Singapore, Supermicro’s name has surfaced in a fraud case involving the seizure of a $42 million villa, reports The Register.
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