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Microsoft Israel chief to step down over spy probe

Microsoft Israel chief to step down over spy probe

  • Alon Haimovich was vital in relationship between company, intelligence Unit 8200
  • Azure platform was used to intercept, record, store vast number of phone calls between Palestinians
By Arab News ·
AI use surges globally but rich-poor divide widens, Microsoft says

AI use surges globally but rich-poor divide widens, Microsoft says

By AFP ·
Microsoft Japan probed over alleged anti-trust violation

Microsoft Japan probed over alleged anti-trust violation

By AFP ·
Australia sues Microsoft over AI-linked subscription price hikes

Australia sues Microsoft over AI-linked subscription price hikes

By Reuters ·
Rights groups call on Microsoft to ‘avoid contributing to human rights abuses’

Rights groups call on Microsoft to ‘avoid contributing to human rights abuses’

By Arab News ·
Protesters persist in demanding Microsoft cut all ties to Israel, despite Azure military restrictions

Protesters persist in demanding Microsoft cut all ties to Israel, despite Azure military restrictions

By Arab News ·
Microsoft terminates Israel’s access to technology it used for mass surveillance of Palestinians

Microsoft terminates Israel’s access to technology it used for mass surveillance of Palestinians

By Arab News ·
Microsoft hikes Xbox prices in US once again as tariff challenges persist

Microsoft hikes Xbox prices in US once again as tariff challenges persist

By Reuters ·
Microsoft says Azure cloud service disrupted by fiber cuts in Red Sea

Microsoft says Azure cloud service disrupted by fiber cuts in Red Sea

By Reuters ·
Fired employees accuse Microsoft of complicity in Gaza genocide

Fired employees accuse Microsoft of complicity in Gaza genocide

By RAY HANANIA ·
7 arrested after pro-Palestinian activists occupy Microsoft president’s office

7 arrested after pro-Palestinian activists occupy Microsoft president’s office

By Sherouk Zakaria ·
18 arrested in second day of staff-led protests over Microsoft’s ties to Israeli military

18 arrested in second day of staff-led protests over Microsoft’s ties to Israeli military

By Sherouk Zakaria ·
Police disperse pro-Palestinian staff protests at Microsoft HQ in Washington

Police disperse pro-Palestinian staff protests at Microsoft HQ in Washington

By Sherouk Zakaria ·

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