Microsoft Denies Israeli Military Support: Microsoft denied using Azure cloud or AI in Israeli military actions, firing employees after a pro-Palestinian protest during the company's anniversary event:

Microsoft Denies Israeli Military Support: Microsoft denied using Azure cloud or AI in Israeli military actions, firing employees after a pro-Palestinian protest during the company's anniversary event:

Daily Current Affairs   /   Microsoft Denies Israeli Military Support: Microsoft denied using Azure cloud or AI in Israeli military actions, firing employees after a pro-Palestinian protest during the company's anniversary event:

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Category : Defense Published on: May 20 2025

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Microsoft has announced that both internal and external reviews found no evidence that its Azure cloud or AI technologies have been used by the Israeli military to cause harm to Palestinian civilians or others in Gaza.

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