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Group of Microsoft employees hold protest against company’s alleged ties to Israel
Microsoft workers are holding a protest against the company’s contracts with the Israeli military. The protest began at 11 a.m. at Westlake Park. The protest was created and organized by “No Azure for Apartheid.” The group is made up of Microsoft employees.
Microsoft’s annual Build conference didn’t go smoothly, thanks to disruptions by protests of the company’s ties to Israel.
Microsoft has fired an employee who interrupted a speech by CEO Satya Nadella to protest the company’s work supplying the ...
The protest was part of a larger campaign by a group called "No Azure for Apartheid," which includes current and former ...
During a Microsoft-focused event held by tech publication GeekWire in March, No Azure for Apartheid stationed protesters ...
Microsoft fired a software engineer, Joe Lopez, for disrupting CEO Satya Nadella's keynote at Build 2025, protesting the ...
The messages were leaked during a presentation by Neta Haiby, Microsoft's head of security, at Build 2025. A protester ...
Microsoft says it found no evidence its Azure and AI tech was used to harm civilians in Gaza, amid protests and internal ...
Microsoft’s head of security for AI, Neta Haiby, accidentally revealed confidential messages about Walmart’s use of Microsoft ...
On day three of the Build 2025 event in Seattle, the company was forced to pause an AI security session as former employees ...
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