Tom's Hardware September 28, 2026 By Oliver Haslam negative

The Netherlands is rolling its own software and services after U.S. sanctions took Microsoft off the table

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When the U.S. imposed sanctions on the International Criminal Court, it also meant that its chief prosecutor lost access to Microsoft services, forcing the Dutch government to make alternative plans.

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