European Union Sues IBM Over Delayed Border Control System

Published 2h ago · Latest report 1h ago · Lawsuit

Affects Estonia and Belgium · Covered in 2 countries

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The European Union is taking legal action against IBM over significant delays in a major border control IT project.

The European Union launched legal action in Estonia against technology firm IBM and two partner companies. The lawsuit addresses continuous setbacks and missed deadlines in establishing the bloc's digital Entry/Exit System. The technological project aims to register non-EU travelers at external borders.

  • The locationThe legal action was filed in Estonia.
  • The targetTwo additional European companies were named alongside IBM in the lawsuit.
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Large-scale European IT initiatives often experience severe integration hurdles and administrative friction between contractors and member states. The delayed border system is critical for modernizing security and tracking travelers across the Schengen Area.

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The European Union filed a lawsuit in Estonia against IBM and two partner firms due to prolonged delays in developing the Entry/Exit System.

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