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Meta starts unwinding Manus deal

Meta has ordered its employees to stop using Manus tools for internal projects and is blocking the Singapore-based firm's staff from accessing the Facebook parent company's internal data systems from this month. The operational split comes as Manus and Meta move to comply with Chinese regulators' demands to reverse the deal, which CNBC says has become a test case for how far Beijing will go to safeguard its strategic technology and talent. Bloomberg observes that Meta’s landmark acquisition of Manus, which was initially celebrated as a blueprint for Chinese AI startups keen to expand on a global stage, quickly drew criticism for handing over key technology to a geopolitical rival.

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Netherlands expands investment screening rules

The Netherlands is to expand its investment screening regime in a bid to better protect knowledge deemed critical to national security. The 2023 law already applies screenings to the semiconductor and quantum computing sectors, and will now be expanded to apply to artificial intelligence, advanced materials, nanotechnology, sensor and navigation technology, nuclear technology for medical use, and biotechnology. “The Netherlands is the target for cyber operations, espionage and sabotage. That is why, as a government, we must protect and strengthen our knowledge, innovations and businesses,” Economic Affairs Minister Heleen Herbert said. “Our goal remains an open economy but we remain vigilant about risks,” she added.

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