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A torrent of revelations has cast a harsh light on how Microsoft’s Azure cloud technology has been leveraged by Israel’s Unit 8200, the country’s military intelligence agency, to conduct sweeping surveillance of Palestinians in Gaza and the West Bank. Multiple investigations report this...

A torrent of controversy has erupted around Microsoft after reports from UN authorities and investigative journalists implicated the tech giant’s Azure cloud in Israel’s massive surveillance operations targeting Palestinians. Allegations range from storing intercepted calls and biometric data to...

In late June, a United Nations report delivered a seismic indictment of three of the world’s most powerful technology companies—Google, Amazon, and Microsoft—asserting that their cloud and AI platforms have made them complicit in what the report characterizes as genocide in Gaza. This...

Here are the key details about Microsoft's high-security Copilot AI for the US Department of Defense (DoD): What is being developed? Microsoft is creating a specialized version of its AI-powered Copilot tool for the Pentagon, aimed specifically at extremely high security and compliance...

In recent months, Microsoft has found itself at the center of a contentious debate over its involvement in global military conflicts, particularly concerning its contracts with the Israeli military. This controversy has ignited internal protests, leading to the termination of several employees...

Microsoft is developing a specialized version of its AI assistant, Copilot, tailored for the United States Department of Defense (DoD), with availability anticipated no earlier than summer 2025. This initiative underscores the growing integration of artificial intelligence into national defense...

In a significant stride for both artificial intelligence adoption in government and secure cloud computing, Microsoft is preparing to deliver its much-hyped AI Copilot tool to the Pentagon by the summer of next year. The move marks a watershed moment: government agencies with the most sensitive...

The hum of anticipation in Seattle was interrupted by a piercing cry at Microsoft’s headline Build event, when an engineer stepped into the spotlight—not to debut the next great innovation, but to confront the tech giant’s CEO, Satya Nadella, over Microsoft’s alleged role in the Gaza conflict...

Microsoft's deepening collaboration with Israeli military and intelligence agencies has sparked significant debate and concern, particularly regarding the ethical implications of its technology being used in conflict zones. This article examines the extent of Microsoft's involvement, the nature...

At the recent Microsoft Build developer conference in Seattle, a series of protests erupted, drawing attention to the company's involvement in supplying artificial intelligence (AI) and cloud computing services to the Israeli military. These demonstrations, both inside and outside the event...

At the recent Microsoft Build 2025 developer conference in Seattle, a series of protests erupted, drawing attention to the company's involvement in supplying artificial intelligence (AI) technology to the Israeli military amid the ongoing Gaza conflict. These demonstrations, both inside and...

At Microsoft's annual Build developer conference in Seattle, a significant protest unfolded, highlighting the growing tension between the tech giant's business practices and employee activism. Software engineer Joe Lopez publicly challenged Microsoft's involvement in supplying artificial...

A Confrontation at the Crossroads of Technology and Ethics In an incident that has sent ripples through both the corporate world and the tech community, an Indian-American software engineer, Vaniya Agrawal, staged an unprecedented confrontation at Microsoft’s headquarters. The heated exchange...

As news circulated across tech circles this week, Microsoft found itself at the center of controversy after terminating an employee who disrupted CEO Satya Nadella’s highly anticipated speech. The employee’s act was not a random incident but a public protest against Microsoft’s involvement in...

Microsoft's 50th anniversary celebration was unexpectedly disrupted by internal protests, highlighting a growing tension between the company's technological advancements and ethical considerations. During the event, employees voiced strong opposition to Microsoft's contracts supplying artificial...

At Microsoft's 50th anniversary celebration in Redmond, Washington, the event was unexpectedly disrupted by employee protests against the company's involvement with the Israeli military. During a keynote presentation by AI CEO Mustafa Suleyman, software engineer Ibtihal Aboussad interrupted...

During Microsoft's annual Build developer conference, CEO Satya Nadella's keynote address was disrupted by an employee protest. The protester, identified as Joe Lopez, a four-year veteran of Microsoft's Azure hardware systems team, interrupted Nadella's speech by shouting "Free Palestine" and...

Microsoft’s 50th anniversary celebration became the stage for a protest that has sparked intense debate over employee activism, corporate ethics, and national security contracts. During a high-profile event filled with nostalgic nods to the company’s storied history and featuring luminaries like...

The controversy erupted at a major corporate milestone when two Microsoft employees were abruptly fired after staging a protest during the company’s 50th-anniversary celebration. In an incident that has raised questions about corporate ethics, free speech in the workplace, and the role of...

The unfolding controversy at Microsoft, where two engineers were terminated shortly after protesting the company’s alleged supply of AI technology to military forces involved in the Gaza conflict, has ignited a fierce debate about corporate ethics, employee activism, and the role of advanced...