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Dutch Block US Takeover of Cloud Services Provider Solvinity

The Dutch government blocked a proposed takeover of Solvinity Group BV, a provider of cloud services in the Netherlands, by US-based Kyndryl, citing security concerns.

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Dutch Block US Takeover of Cloud Services Provider Solvinity
The Dutch government blocked a proposed takeover of Solvinity Group BV, a provider of cloud services in the Netherlands, by US-based Kyndryl, citing security concerns.
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