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The Netherlands has blocked a U.S. company from buying Solvinity, a Dutch cloud provider connected to DigiD, the digital ID system millions of people in the country use every day. DigiD is used for taxes, healthcare, pensions, and local government services, so it plays a major role in daily life in the Netherlands. The U.S. company, Kyndryl, wanted to buy Solvinity, but the Dutch government stopped the deal over concerns about security and control of sensitive citizen data. Officials worried that U.S. ownership of infrastructure linked to DigiD could place Dutch data under U.S. laws like the CLOUD Act, allowing American authorities to request access. Its one of the first times the Netherlands has blocked an American tech acquisition over national digital security and data protection concerns.

GISEC GLOBAL arrives in Egypt, expanding global power of the @GITEX_GLOBAL network. Bringing together governments, enterprises and cyber leaders to strengthen digital security across the region. 📍 Egypt International Exhibition Center, Cairo 🗓️ 1–2 June 2027 Follow for updates.

SECURITY THREATS IN BANKING: Major U.S. banks are actively blocking third-party AI agents from gaining access to customer accounts and making transactions. The clampdown comes on the heels of reports revealing that autonomous AI software had managed to access accounts and take independent actions without direct user instructions, prompting lenders to tighten digital security and safeguard client funds.

Premarket movers Mag 7 stocks are mixed, with Nvidia leading gains among Magnificent Seven peers during the AI infrastructure rebound: Nvidia (NVDA) +4%, Tesla (TSLA) +1.7%, Alphabet (GOOGL) -0.1%, Meta Platforms (META) +0.01%, Apple (AAPL) -1.2%, Amazon (AMZN) -0.8%, Microsoft (MSFT) -0.7% Artificial intelligence infrastructure stocks are set for a rebound after tech stocks wiped out $2.3 trillion in market value in Thursday’s rout. Among notable movers: Micron (MU) +8%, AMD (AMD) +8%, Intel (INTC) +6% Among notable movers: Micron (MU) +7.8%, AMD (AMD) +7.1% Intel (INTC) +4.7%, Broadcom (AVGO) +4.4% Airbnb (ABNB) jumps 12% after the online travel agency gave an outlook for fourth-quarter revenue that exceeded the consensus estimate. Affirm (AFRM) falls 4% as investors looked past first quarter results that beat and instead focused on loan delinquencies at the buy-now-pay-later company. Akamai Technologies (AKAM) gains 7% with analysts positive on the software company’s results, which showed positive trends for its cloud business. Atlassian (TEAM) slumps 19% after the software company’s results were seen as underwhelming, with a disappointing outlook. Axon (AXON) sinks 9% after the maker of wearable video cameras for law enforcement gave a current-quarter forecast for adjusted Ebitda and revenue that fell short of analysts’ expectations. Cloudflare (NET) is up 18% after the software company raised its full-year forecast across key metrics. Dentsply Sirona (XRAY) slumps 14% after the dental equipment maker slashed its profit forecast for the full year. The guidance missed the average analyst estimate. DraftKings (DKNG) tumbles 20% after the sports-betting company’s 2027 adjusted Ebitda forecast missed the average analyst estimate. JFrog (FROG) climbs 23% after the digital security provider predicted its fastest revenue growth in four years. Guardant Health (GH) slumps 7% after the diagnostic test maker posted reported volume growth for its Shield cancer test that analysts found short of investor expectations. IonQ (IONQ) gains 8% after the quantum computing company’s results and forecast underlined positive demand trends. Lyft (LYFT) falls 7% after the ride-hailing company gave a current quarter ride bookings and earnings forecast that came in largely in line with expectations. Moderna (MRNA) rises 3% after the vaccinemaker boosted its revenue growth guidance for the full year. Monster Beverage (MNST) slides 6% as the energy drink distributor reported a miss on third-quarter gross margin. Natera (NTRA) sinks 14% after the cancer test maker said CEO Steve Chapman was stepping down effectively immediately and succeeded by Solomon Moshkevich. Analysts view the CEO change as a surprise that overshadows the firm’s third-quarter results. Under Armour (UAA) falls 13% after the athletic apparel and footwear company reduced its year gross margin forecast, citing higher costs. Workiva (WK) falls 18% after the software company’s results were seen as adding to concerns about its growth.