Dutch-based chip maker Nexperia probes IT hack


The headquarters of computer chipmaker Nexperia is seen in Nijmegen, Netherlands. Nexperia said it was monitoring developments but could not disclose more details because the investigation was ongoing. — Reuters

THE HAGUE: Dutch-based chip maker Nexperia said April 12 it has launched a probe after its computer servers were hacked last month, with a local media reporting that large quantities of data may have been stolen.

Chinese-owned Nexperia, which makes semiconductors and other electronic products, said it “became aware that an unauthorised third party accessed certain Nexperia IT servers in March 2024”.

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